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Advanced Git — rebasing, history surgery, bisecting, and recovery — use when Git gets complicated or things go wrong.

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## Overview

Everyday Git (commit, push, pull) is easy; the power — and the danger — lies in
history manipulation, debugging with bisect, and recovering from mistakes.
This skill covers the workflows that turn Git from a save button into a
precision instrument, plus how to undo nearly anything.

## When to use

- Rebasing, squashing, or reordering commits cleanly
- Finding which commit introduced a bug (`git bisect`)
- Recovering deleted branches, lost commits, or bad resets (`reflog`)
- Resolving complex merges and understanding merge strategies
- Managing submodules, large files (LFS), and monorepo-scale histories