What is rebasing syntax in git?
Answer / Raja Babu Singh
Rebasing in Git allows you to integrate changes from one branch into another while maintaining a linear project history. The basic rebasing command is `git rebase <base-branch>`. This command moves the current branch onto a new base and applies the commits of the current branch on top of the new base, squashing or editing commit messages as necessary.
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