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A "smart rebase" which works as follows:

git srebase <old base> <new base> [ <branch 1>, [<branch 2>...] | --all | -a ]

This command rebases all given branches so that they have new base in place of old base.

Initially this projects started out as nothing more than a collection of aliases. Now that it's starting to get more complex though I'm going to need some tests.

Intuitively, I wouldn't expect git reword to change anything about the most recent commit other than its commit message. Due to the fact that git reword uses git commit --amend behind the scenes though that's currently not the case. This should be fixed.

The interactive split doesn't work because GitAliases::Git.run doesn't forward anything to the console, so the user never has a chance to provide git with any input. (Everything just hangs.)

Commands like git l should autocomplete branch names in bash.

If the install fails due to incorrect permissions or some other factor, git_aliases currently doesn't inform the user or throw an error.