The Only Reason to Use Rebase

rebase is so that all your commits show up together in the get log, right? Like, started working on feature one, ran into this bug, fixed this, did this, whatever. They all show up linearly, right next to each other in your get log. That's the only reason to use rebase, but it's a really good reason because everybody'll get to see those things in that same order when it's done. I can't think of any t where, i mean, we're going to get into all the options that you can do with it. Those are totally differet. But, no, they're not totally different. They're part of the