rebaseoperaties
Rebaseoperaties, in the context of version control systems like Git, refer to a method of integrating changes from one branch into another. Instead of merging, which creates a new commit that combines the histories of two branches, rebasing rewrites the commit history. When you rebase branch A onto branch B, Git takes the commits from branch A, temporarily removes them, updates branch A to include all the latest commits from branch B, and then reapplies the commits from branch A one by one on top of the updated branch B.
This process effectively makes it appear as though the commits on branch A were made sequentially after