Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Interactive Rebasing with Squashing in the Local Repository

What is the main difference between performing rebasing with squashing on GitHub and locally?

• Locally, it is easier than on GitHub.

• GitHub is a single click, while locally it requires multiple commands.

• GitHub requires multiple commands, while locally it's a single click.

• Both methods are identical in complexity.

What is the purpose of creating a new branch in the context of this tutorial?

• To revert to a previous commit.

• To merge existing branches.

• To delete unnecessary files.

• To test new features without affecting the main branch.

Which command is used to start an interactive rebase with squashing?

• git checkout

• git merge

• git commit

• git rebase -i

What should be replaced with 'squash' in the rebase file to combine commits?

• merge

• pick

• branch

• commit

What is the result of a successful interactive rebase with squashing?

• The branch is deleted.

• Multiple commits are created.

• A single commit is created from multiple commits.

• The repository is cloned.

What type of merge is applied after rebasing and squashing?

• Fast-forward merge

• Octopus merge

• Recursive merge

• Three-way merge

What is the main advantage of performing rebasing with squashing locally?

• It automatically resolves conflicts.

• It requires no internet connection.

• It allows more control over commit history.

• It is faster than on GitHub.