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Use `mt rebase` to rebase the current branch onto `origin/<base>`, especially in shallow sandbox checkouts.
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| name | rebase |
| description | Use `mt rebase` to rebase the current branch onto `origin/<base>`, especially in shallow sandbox checkouts. |
Use this when the current branch needs the latest origin/main (or another base branch), especially inside Mighty sandboxes that start from a shallow checkout.
Confirm the worktree is clean:
git status --shortRun the narrow helper:
mt rebasemt rebase --base <branch>If git reports conflicts, resolve them with normal git rebase flow:
git statusgit rebase --continuegit rebase --abortIf you need the rewritten branch on the remote, push it yourself:
git push --force-with-leasemt rebase widens shallow history before ancestry-aware git operations.origin remote in this scope.mt prime if you lost context and keep using mt commands rather than stale SHAs to recover the current workstream state.mt pr separately after the branch is ready..mighty relink state, mt rebase auto-commits those changes.