-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Table of Contents: * Part 1 - What is a commit hash? [https://chevtek.io/merge-vs-rebase-part-1-what-is-a-commit-hash] * Part 2 - What is a merge? [https://chevtek.io/merge-vs-rebase-part-2-what-is-a-merge] * Part 3 - What is a rebase? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In part 1 [https://chevtek.io/merge-vs-rebase-part-1-what-is-a-commit-hash] we discussed

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Table of Contents: * Part 1 - What is a commit hash? [https://chevtek.io/merge-vs-rebase-part-1-what-is-a-commit-hash] * Part 2 - What is a merge? * Part 3 - What is a rebase? [https://chevtek.io/merge-vs-rebase-part-3-what-is-a-rebase] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In part 1 [https://chevtek.io/merge-vs-rebase-part-1-what-is-a-commit-hash] we left off

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Table of Contents: * Part 1 - What is a commit hash? * Part 2 - What is a merge? [https://chevtek.io/merge-vs-rebase-part-2-what-is-a-merge] * Part 3 - What is a rebase? [https://chevtek.io/merge-vs-rebase-part-3-what-is-a-rebase] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One of the biggest things I struggled with in the past when learning how to