Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Section 14 Introduction

The video tutorial explains the process of merging and rebasing in Git. It covers the concept of marriage commits during a three-way merge and emphasizes the importance of keeping feature branches updated by merging master or release branches. The tutorial warns against using rebasing on public branches due to its destructive nature, as it alters history. Instead, rebasing should be used cautiously on local branches. The two-step rebasing process involves rebasing a feature branch on top of a public branch and then merging it back, resulting in a fast forward merge without creating additional commits.

Explain the term 'fast forward merge' in the context of Git.

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What happens to commits in a branch that has been rebased?

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