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		MichaelCollins on Sept 12, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: SQLite Doesn't Use Git > They simply do not exist in the repo anymore after the rebase operation is committed. They do if yet another tag or branch still links to those commits. And in practice they'll stick around for a while anyway, accessible through the reflog.

simiones on Sept 12, 2022 [–]

Sure - I should have said instead that they do not exist in the main branch's history anymore.

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