Definition Conjugation
Definition of rebase - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
data modificationTECH. modify core data without changing final meaningTECH.
- The developer had to rebase the dataset for accuracy.
2.
technologyTECH. move a branch to a new base commitTECH.
- You should rebase your feature branch before merging.
3.
dentistryTECH. replace the base of a dentureTECH.
- The dentist decided to rebase the old denture.
Noun
technologyTECH. process of integrating changes in version controlTECH.
- The rebase helped maintain a clean project history.
Origin of rebase
Latin, re- (again) + basis (base)
Examples of rebase in a sentence
To ensure consistency, they will rebase the entire codebase. He had to rebase his branch to resolve conflicts. Rebasing can simplify the project history. He had to rebase the denture for a better fit. Rebasing the denture improved its comfort. A rebase was necessary to resolve the conflicts.
Developers scheduled a rebase to streamline the codebase.
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- French:rebaser, rebasage, ...
- German:neu basieren, Rebase, ...
- Italian:modificare, rebase, ...
- Spanish:reorganizar, rebase, ...
- Portuguese:rebasear, rebase, ...
- Chinese:重构, 重置基准, ...
- Japanese:リベースする, リベース, ...
- Arabic:عَدَّلَ, إعادة تأسيس, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁנּוֹת אֶת הַבָּסִיס, שִׁדְרוּג, ...
- Russian:изменить, перебазирование, ...
- Ukrainian:перебазувати, перебазування, ...
- Hindi:पुनः आधारित करना, रीबेस, ...
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