git-advanced-workflows

Interactive rebase allows you to edit, squash, reword, and reorder commits to produce a clean history before merging a feature branch. This skill automates these advanced Git workflows to preserve navigable repository history.

Git worktrees enable parallel development by managing multiple checked-out branches simultaneously without stashing or switching contexts. This skill provides guidance and commands for setting up worktrees to streamline cross-branch workflows.

Git bisect is the best way to locate a bug-introducing commit by systematically narrowing down the version control history. This skill documents bisect commands to help identify exactly when changes were introduced.

You can recover lost work after a failed Git rebase or hard reset by using the Git reflog to restore lost commits. This skill includes reflog guidance with concrete examples to help recover from mistakes.

Cherry-picking selectively applies specific commits to different branches while handling conflicts during the process. This skill supports cross-branch cherry-picking to help you maintain coherent and reliable repositories.

No external dependencies are required to manage advanced Git workflows like rebase and bisect. This skill uses built-in Git commands and provides scripts and references to automate history cleanup and recovery directly in your repository.