> the fact that git is mutable instead of append-only

Remind me again how I change a commit in the middle of a branch without affecting the commits that come later in the same branch?

git rebase can do that easily, I do it all the time when prepping feature branches for submission to the main branch

	▲	embedding-shape 14 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		> git rebase can do that easily What exact parameters you use for not changing the latter commits? Must be a very new feature, git's whole idea used to be that commits are on top of the previous ones, rewriting one needs rewrite of all the latter ones.