Reviewing a feature with a pull request
f you use pull requests as part of your code review process, you need to avoid using
git rebase after creating the pull request. As soon as you make the pull request,
other developers will be looking at your commits, which means that it's a public branch.
Re-writing its history will make it impossible for Git and your teammates to track any
follow-up commits added to the feature.
Any changes from other developers need to be incorporated with git merge instead of
git rebase.
For this reason, it's usually a good idea to clean up your code with an interactive rebase before submitting your pull request.