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 title: A step-by-step guide to splitting commits using Git rebase
 published: true
-description: Learn why and how to split commits to keep your Git history clean and organized. Whether you're backporting hotfixes or simply aiming for more readable commit history, this step-by-step guide has got you covered.
+description: Learn why and how to split commits to keep your Git history clean and organized. Whether you're backport hotfixes or simply aiming for more readable commit history, this step-by-step guide has got you covered.
 tags: 'git, bash, productivity, tooling'
 cover_image: ./assets/git-rebase-edit.png
 id: 2015782
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 git rebase --continue
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-Git will continue running the second `exec` command that makes an `npm test`. If this fails you will need to fix your code; otherwise Git will continue with the `break` command returning the control of the shell to you again. Here you are able to run your application, make the final checks, etc.
+Git will continue running the second `exec` command that makes an `npm test`. If this fails you will need to fix your code; otherwise Git will stop at the `break` command returning the control of the shell to you again. Here you are able to run your application, make the final checks, etc.
 
 If you're happy with the changes, run `git rebase --continue` to finish the rebase, or `git rebase --abort` to cancel all changes. 👀