To push the changes to the branch after a rebase, you need to force push your commits using the -f
or --force
flag in the git push
command on Git.
It can be done like this,
# Push commits to branch after git rebase
git push origin -f FEATURE_BRANCH_NAME
This is because something has changed in the remote branch and the commit history is different for both the remote and your local branch.
If you try to push the local changes then the git will reject it by saying with a message like
the tip of your current branch is behind its remote counterpart
. Doing a force push to the local brach solves the problem.Don't be afraid of it. This is a good approach if you are the only one working on the same branch. 👍🏽
I hope this answer helped you! Cheers 😃
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