Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - How to Perform Rebasing

The video tutorial explains how to perform rebasing and merging of two branches in Git. It outlines the process in two main steps: first, rebasing the feature branch onto the master branch, and second, merging the feature branch into the master branch using a fast-forward merge. The tutorial provides specific Git commands for each step and emphasizes understanding the process through diagrams.

What is the primary goal of rebasing a feature branch onto the master branch?

• To rename the feature branch

• To integrate changes from the feature branch into the master branch

• To delete the master branch

• To create a new branch

Which command is used to check out the feature branch in Git?

• git merge feature one

• git rebase master

• git checkout feature one

• git branch feature one

What is the purpose of the 'git rebase master' command?

• To merge the feature branch into the master branch

• To create a new feature branch

• To delete the master branch

• To apply changes from the master branch onto the feature branch

After rebasing, which command is used to switch to the master branch?

• git rebase master

• git branch master

• git checkout master

• git merge master

What type of merge is used when merging the feature branch into the master branch after rebasing?

• Fast-forward merge

• Recursive merge

• Squash merge

• Three-way merge