I get this snapshot of git rebase:

you see the feature commits is in the front of master after rebase.

but however, I test in my repo, (origin/repo master vs local/repo master).

the commit order is local/repo master is in the front after rebase.

the result:

Time sequence of commits:

local/repo master 1111

origin/repo master 333
origin/repo master 444
origin/repo master 555

after rebase from

$ git log --oneline --graph
* a7b57ce (HEAD -> master) 1111   # this commit of local/repo master become the latest. 
* 4255c42 (origin/master, origin/HEAD) 555
* 0eafba2 444
* 4838fca 333

this violates the snapshot which display the be rebased branch commits should in front of the one who initiate the rebase.

CodePudding user response：

The direction you rebase in affects the results:

Rebase foo onto bar:

git log --oneline --graph foo bar

* 7b56f8f (HEAD -> bar) 33
| * 4ac5cb6 (foo) 22
|/  
* 0d5ab43 11

git checkout foo
git rebase bar
git log --oneline --graph foo bar

* 35c0b9e (HEAD -> foo) 22
* 7b56f8f (bar) 33
* 0d5ab43 11

Rebase bar onto foo:

git log --oneline --graph foo bar

* 7b56f8f (HEAD -> bar) 33
| * 4ac5cb6 (foo) 22
|/  
* 0d5ab43 11

git checkout bar
git rebase foo
git log --oneline --graph foo bar

* affebfd (HEAD -> bar) 33
* 4ac5cb6 (foo) 22
* 0d5ab43 11