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There's actually this button in GitHub that lets you like update main into this and then we click that. It basically created a merge commit, which is not rebasing. And so we were like, oh, should we undo that? So it got us thinking. One of the bad things about doing the interactive rebase is always a risk is that when you go and do that, you are changing history. But if you don't have a conflict, it doesn't matter. If you're only working on files that aren't changed with the new changes from main, theRebase will literally just pull your commits out,. Move the base of your branch to the new tip of head and then