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These sources provide an extensive guide on executing a complete interactive Git rebase workflow entirely within the Neovim text editor. The process heavily relies on the vim-fugitive plugin for Git command execution and the diffview.nvim plugin for enhanced multi-file diff and merge conflict resolution. The guides detail how to start a rebase, edit the commit todo list using standard Vim commands, and handle conflicts by employing Fugitive's three-way Vimdiff or Diffview's specialized merge tool UI, both of which use commands like :diffget to choose "ours" or "theirs" versions. Furthermore, the texts explain advanced tasks like squashing commits using Fugitive's cf/cs mappings combined with the autosquash feature, and provide a comprehensive cheat sheet of essential keybindings for managing the Git status, diffs, and rebase continuation (rr, ra).
By Free DebreuilThese sources provide an extensive guide on executing a complete interactive Git rebase workflow entirely within the Neovim text editor. The process heavily relies on the vim-fugitive plugin for Git command execution and the diffview.nvim plugin for enhanced multi-file diff and merge conflict resolution. The guides detail how to start a rebase, edit the commit todo list using standard Vim commands, and handle conflicts by employing Fugitive's three-way Vimdiff or Diffview's specialized merge tool UI, both of which use commands like :diffget to choose "ours" or "theirs" versions. Furthermore, the texts explain advanced tasks like squashing commits using Fugitive's cf/cs mappings combined with the autosquash feature, and provide a comprehensive cheat sheet of essential keybindings for managing the Git status, diffs, and rebase continuation (rr, ra).