#2 definitely sounds like a bug - I’ll look into that!
#1 - Rebasing should definitely be possible, but only when A) the commit you’re rebasing onto is not a descendent of the one you’re currently on, and vice versa and B) The target commit should either be on the primary branch (usually origin/main or origin/master) or have branched off from the primary branch at the same point or later than the commit you’re currently on does. This condition isn’t strictly necessary, but the thinking is that usually people want to rebase onto the commit that’s further ahead.
For any commit where these conditions are met , a rebase icon-button should appear when you hover over that commit, to its right.
Let me know if you’re still having trouble, or if you have any follow up UX feedback!
#2 definitely sounds like a bug - I’ll look into that!
#1 - Rebasing should definitely be possible, but only when A) the commit you’re rebasing onto is not a descendent of the one you’re currently on, and vice versa and B) The target commit should either be on the primary branch (usually origin/main or origin/master) or have branched off from the primary branch at the same point or later than the commit you’re currently on does. This condition isn’t strictly necessary, but the thinking is that usually people want to rebase onto the commit that’s further ahead.
For any commit where these conditions are met , a rebase icon-button should appear when you hover over that commit, to its right.
Let me know if you’re still having trouble, or if you have any follow up UX feedback!