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[FR] git-rebase command go-back (like undo)

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TKThomas Koch <thomas@koch.ro>
Date
Nov 1, 2013, 14:22 UTC
Message-ID
<201311011522.44631.thomas@koch.ro>
Hi,

I've just made a mistake in a longer git-rebase interactive session. But I've already entered git-rebase --continue and now I'm at the next conflict resolution step. I'd need to go back to the last resolved conflict and correct my mistake.

It would be nice, if git-rebase would allow me to go back inside my interactive session.

Thanks to git I know how to save my a...effort: I stick a branch to the last good rebased commit and start again rebasing onto this saved commit.

Regards, Thomas Koch
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  1. Thomas KochNov 1, 2013

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