Rebasing is a powerful Git feature that allows you to integrate changes from one branch into another.
Benefits of using Git rebase include cleaner commit history, improved pull request reviews, and reduced merge conflicts.
Rebasing should be used before creating a pull request, while collaborating for clean commit history, and to squash commits.
To effectively rebase: start with the latest main branch, switch to your feature branch, rebase onto the main branch, resolve conflicts if any, and push your changes.