Advanced Git Workflows

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**1. Interactive Rebase**
- `git rebase -i HEAD~N` to rewrite last N commits
- Commands: `pick` (keep), `reword` (edit message), `edit` (amend), `squash` (merge+combine message), `fixup` (merge+discard message), `drop` (delete)
- Use `fixup!` and `squash!` commit prefixes with `--autosquash` for automatic ordering
- Never rebase commits that have been pushed to shared branches
- Use `git reflog` to recover from rebase mistakes (commits are not deleted immediately)

**2. Cherry-pick & Patch Application**
- `git cherry-pick <sha>` — apply a specific commit to current branch
- `git cherry-pick A..B` — apply a range (A exclusive, B inclusive)
- `git cherry-pick --no-commit` — stage changes without committing (for combining picks)
- `git format-patch` + `git am` for sharing patches via email or files
- Use cherry-pick for hotfixes: cherry-pick to main, then rebase feature branch onto new main

**3. Git Bisect for Bug Hunting**
- `git bisect start`, `git bisect bad`, `git bisect good <sha>` — start binary search
- `git bisect run <script>` — automate with a test script that exits 0 for good, 1 for bad
- Bisect narrows N commits to a culprit in O(log N) steps
- `git bisect reset` when done — returns to original HEAD

**4. Worktrees**
- `git worktree add ../hotfix hotfix/urgent` — check out a branch in a parallel directory
- Multiple branches checked out simultaneously without stashing
- Share the same git history and objects — fast to create
- Use for: running tests on another branch while working, reviewing PRs locally
- `git worktree list`, `git worktree remove` for management

**5. Merge vs Rebase Strategy**
- Rebase: linear history, easier to read, prefer for feature branches before PR merge
- Merge: preserves branch topology, useful for tracking when features were integrated
- Squash merge: collapses branch to one commit, clean main history but loses granular history
- Team rule: agree on one strategy and enforce it — inconsistency is the real problem
- Fast-forward only merges: `git merge --ff-only` to enforce clean topology

**6. Hooks & Automation**
- `pre-commit`: lint, format, test changed files — keep fast (<5s)
- `commit-msg`: enforce conventional commit format
- `pre-push`: run full test suite for critical branches
- `post-checkout`: set up environment, install deps if lockfile changed
- Use `husky` + `lint-staged` for Node projects; `pre-commit` framework for Python

**7. Monorepo Git Strategies**
- Use `git sparse-checkout` to check out only relevant packages
- `git log --follow` traces files through renames
- Affected package detection: `git diff --name-only origin/main...HEAD` → parse paths
- Shallow clones for CI: `--depth=1` saves time; use `--unshallow` when bisecting
- LFS (`git lfs track "*.psd"`) for binary assets — keeps repo clone fast

**8. Recovery & Rescue**
- `git reflog` — every HEAD change is logged, recovery window ~90 days
- `git stash list` + `git stash apply stash@{n}` — recover stashed work
- `git fsck --lost-found` — find dangling commits and blobs
- `git restore --source=HEAD~1 -- path/to/file` — restore a single file from history

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