Speeding up interactive rebase in JetBrains IDEs
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JetBrains dramatically improved Git interactive rebase performance in their IDEs by implementing in-memory optimizations. Instead of using working tree and index operations, the new approach uses Git plumbing commands to build commit sequences in memory, falling back to standard rebase only when conflicts occur. Execution times dropped from tens of seconds to just a few seconds.
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