I don't know if this is the right place, but I just wanted to log here the idea of adding a better explanation of git rebase (maybe git in general) to the Turing Way in the next Guide sprint. See discussion on Teams of 22 Sep 2021: https://teams.microsoft.com/l/message/19:871d6c5c44604860ac1b31a2b610093a@thread.tacv2/1632323493643?tenantId=aa3aeacc-6307-42b2-ac05-787dd5c32574&groupId=f590bf84-dc28-405e-8486-eaf670134885&parentMessageId=1632323493643&teamName=Team%20eScience%20Center&channelName=Coffee%20corner%20-%20live%20%40%2015h00&createdTime=1632323493643
I don't know if this is the right place, but I just wanted to log here the idea of adding a better explanation of git rebase (maybe git in general) to the Turing Way in the next Guide sprint. See discussion on Teams of 22 Sep 2021: https://teams.microsoft.com/l/message/19:871d6c5c44604860ac1b31a2b610093a@thread.tacv2/1632323493643?tenantId=aa3aeacc-6307-42b2-ac05-787dd5c32574&groupId=f590bf84-dc28-405e-8486-eaf670134885&parentMessageId=1632323493643&teamName=Team%20eScience%20Center&channelName=Coffee%20corner%20-%20live%20%40%2015h00&createdTime=1632323493643