rebase
Rebase branch with intelligent conflict resolution and force push
What this skill does
Rebase current branch onto base branch with smart conflict resolution. ## Use Case - PR has conflicts with main/master - Need to update feature branch with latest changes - Clean up branch history before merge ## Process 1. **Safety check**: Prevent running on protected branches (main, master, develop) 2. **Detect base branch**: Usually `main` or `master` 3. **Fetch and rebase**: ```bash git fetch origin <base> git rebase origin/<base> ``` 4. **Handle conflicts automatically** ## Conflict Resolution Strategy ### Lockfile Conflicts (Auto-resolve) Lockfile conflicts are resolved by reinstalling: 1. Accept incoming version: `git checkout --theirs <lockfile>` 2. Reinstall based on package manager: - `package-lock.json` → `npm install` - `yarn.lock` → `yarn install` - `pnpm-lock.yaml` → `pnpm install` 3. Stage and continue: `git add <lockfile> && git rebase --continue` ### Code Conflicts (Smart merge) **Auto-resolve cases:** - Both sides add imports → keep all imports - Both sides add functions/variables → keep both - Duplicate lines → remove duplicates **Ask user cases:** - Same line modified differently - Logic conflicts - Ambiguous merges ### Resolution Flow ``` Conflict detected ├─ Lockfile only → auto reinstall → continue ├─ Code (simple) → Claude merges both sides → continue ├─ Code (complex) → show conflict, ask user └─ Mixed → resolve lockfile first, then code ``` ## Safety Features - **Protected branches**: Never rebase main/master/develop - **force-with-lease**: Safer than `--force` - **Smart conflict detection**: Categorize before attempting resolution ## Execution Steps 1. Check current branch is not protected 2. Run `git fetch origin` to get latest 3. Detect base branch (main or master) 4. Run `git rebase origin/<base>` 5. If conflicts: - Identify conflict type (lockfile vs code) - Apply appropriate resolution strategy - Continue rebase with `git rebase --continue` - Repeat until complete 6. Push with `git push --force-with-lease` ## Examples **Clean rebase:** ``` /stylish-git:rebase → Current branch: feature/add-button → Fetching origin/main... → Rebasing onto origin/main... → No conflicts ✅ → Pushing with --force-with-lease... → Done ✅ ``` **Lockfile conflict:** ``` /stylish-git:rebase → Rebasing onto origin/main... → Conflict: package-lock.json (lockfile) → Auto-resolving: npm install... → Continuing rebase... → Done ✅ ``` **Code conflict (auto-resolved):** ``` /stylish-git:rebase → Conflict: src/utils.ts → Analyzing... both sides add different imports → Merging: keeping all imports → Continuing rebase... → Done ✅ ``` **Code conflict (needs input):** ``` /stylish-git:rebase → Conflict: src/api.ts → Same function modified differently on both sides → Showing both versions... → Which version to keep? (ours/theirs/manual) ``` **Protected branch error:** ``` /stylish-git:rebase → Error: Cannot rebase on protected branch 'main' → Switch to a feature branch first ```
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