Here I cover what actually happens when you git rebase. Git rebase is a way to re-apply commits at a different point in git history -- you can think of it as changing a commit's parent but not it's "incremental content". Using rebase in your workflow lets you maintain a linear string of commits which can be useful if/when you need to squash them later.
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