This is helpful if you want to target your commits to a separate feature
branch, while still maintaining a local stack of all your combined
commits, even ones that aren't targeting that feature branch. It's still
up to you to handle rebasing these and resolving conflicts.
This is helpful if you want to target your commits to a separate feature branch, while still maintaining a local stack of all your combined commits, even ones that aren't targeting that feature branch. It's still up to you to handle rebasing these and resolving conflicts.