Perform an Interactive Rebase in Tower to Clean Up Commit History
Learn how to start, resolve conflicts, and finish an interactive rebase in Tower, with steps to verify the result and safely push the rewritten history.
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Learn how to start, resolve conflicts, and finish an interactive rebase in Tower, with steps to verify the result and safely push the rewritten history.
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