The same thing could actually be achieved with a single short Git command. We have been rebasing commits from the origin/stable-3.2 branch to the rebaseExample branch onto the origin/stable-3.2 branch. This can also be achieved in the following manner:
$ git rebase --onto origin/stable-3.1 origin/stable-3.2 rebaseExample First, rewinding head to replay your work on top of it... Applying: My brand new fishtank Applying: Feed the fish
The --onto origin/stable-3.2 flag tells Git to rebase onto origin/stable-3.2, and it has to be from origin/stable-3.1 to the rebaseExample branch. So, we end up having the rebaseExample branch to the branch of the origin/stable-3.1 and so on. The next diagram illustrates both before the rebase ...
