Nelson Benitez Leon [off-list ref] writes:
+# You can re-order the commit lines to affect the order on which
+# the commits will be applied.
That's probably the main use of "rebase -i", so it deserves a mention,
yes.
Maybe shorten it to one line like
You can re-order the lines to change the order of commits in history.
(BTW, is it not 'order in which', not '_on_ which'?)
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