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So let's say that you have a remote branch that you track that goes
rebasing (let's call it "origin/pu" to match the real-life git behaviour),
then you should literally be able to do
old=$(git rev-parse origin/pu) && git fetch && new=$(git rev-parse origin/pu) && git rebase --onto $new $old and no, I didn't actually test it, but hey, it really should be that simple. Or, with Git 1.5.4, just: git pull --rebase And I didn't test it yet either. Same caveats do apply. Nicolas | ||||||||||
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