Thank you for your question. Yeah, you are absolutely right, rebase command changes the commit history, and this is why later you need to push your changes with a --force flag. Technically with rebase --autosquash all of your commits will be just copied and the fixup commit will be squashed into another commit so your git history will only look like the same, but with different ssh-hashes
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Thank you for your question. Yeah, you are absolutely right, rebase command changes the commit history, and this is why later you need to push your changes with a --force flag. Technically with rebase --autosquash all of your commits will be just copied and the fixup commit will be squashed into another commit so your git history will only look like the same, but with different ssh-hashes