I usually just `git rebase origin/main -i` after the base branch has been merged there, and this means I need to explicitly drop the merged commits, but I can inspect what's happening.
Yeah, I do this too: The `--onto` solution feels a bit too magical at times and an interactive rebase is pretty clear about what's happening.
Yeah, I do this too: The `--onto` solution feels a bit too magical at times and an interactive rebase is pretty clear about what's happening.