Should you use `git merge` or `git rebase`? One keeps your commit history safe and intact. The other rewrites it for a cleaner, linear view. In this video, we break down the differences **visually and practically**, so you know exactly when to use each. ✅ Merge = safe and collaborative ✅ Rebase = tidy and clean — but careful! We’ll walk through: - Git history before and after each approach - Real-world team workflows - Common mistakes and merge conflicts - Visual commit tree differences - When to rebase (and when to definitely not) If you’ve ever been confused by `merge noise`, commit duplication, or broken PRs—this video is for you. 🕒 Timestamps 0:00 – Intro: Should You Use Rebase or Merge? 0:34 – Git Merge Explained Visually 1:45 – Drawbacks of Merge: Messy History 2:20 – Git Rebase Explained with Diagram 3:30 – Rewriting History: Pros and Pitfalls 4:30 – Merge Conflicts in Rebase vs Merge 5:15 – When to Use Rebase or Merge in Real Projects 6:00 – Summary + Git Playlist CTA AWS Certification: AWS Certified Cloud Practioner: AWS Certified Solution Architect Associate: AWS Certified Solution Architect Professional: #Git #VersionControl #GitTutorial #GitRebase #GitMerge #ByteMonk