Since I code pretty much every project on my own, I regularly use the git rebase command which is a very powerful git command since it gives you the flexibility to modify local commits. Although hard to learn initially, it does get easier to use over time.
However, I wouldn't recommend to use such git commands in a group project setting as that could likely lead to "loose ends" in the git repo history (i.e. branch conflict issues) which can be a massive pain to deal with if you ask me.
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Since I code pretty much every project on my own, I regularly use the
git rebasecommand which is a very powerful git command since it gives you the flexibility to modify local commits. Although hard to learn initially, it does get easier to use over time.However, I wouldn't recommend to use such git commands in a group project setting as that could likely lead to "loose ends" in the git repo history (i.e. branch conflict issues) which can be a massive pain to deal with if you ask me.