git rebase to merge two commits on same branch

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I have 2 commits on master branch. Lets say Commit A Commit B Commit C All the above changes are already pushed to remote.

I rebased and merged commits A and B to create commit AB. So master branch log says Commit AB Commit C

git push give me error "changes rejected". I have an option of using git push --force. But I am skeptical in using that. If I push above "Commit AB" changes to remote, will it cause any problems?

GoZoner · Accepted Answer · 2013-05-28 14:52:18Z

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It will cause problems if others have pulled from the remote. If nobody has pulled, then you can use --force without worry.

answered May 28, 2013 at 14:52

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