Fixing rebase rather than avoiding it

[Óscar Fuentes]

"Matthew D. Fuller" <fullermd at over-yonder.net> writes:

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> it's between people who advocate it as a standard component of an
> everyday workflow, and those who reserve it for extraordinary
> situations. 

At least in my opinion as a proponent of rebase, you are misrepresenting
the debate. Rebase is a good tool for *some* scenarios. How prevalent
those scenarios are is an orthogonal issue that must be considered on a
personal basis. So some people would use rebase often, and other people
maybe never would miss it.

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