Adam Roben <aroben@apple.com> writes:

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>    I've discovered a difference in behavior between `git rebase` and
> `git rebase -i`, and I believe the behavior exhibited by `git rebase -
> i` is incorrect and should be changed to match `git rebase`. The
> behavior difference occurs when running the command in the form:
>
> git rebase [-i] <upstream> <branch>
>
>    If <upstream> is "HEAD", `git rebase` seems to perform these
> (correct) steps:
>
> A=$(git rev-parse HEAD)
> git checkout <branch>
> git rebase $A

Yes, I remember writing that side carefully, taking exactly this
issue into account.

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>    However, `git rebase -i` seems to perform these (incorrect) steps:

Yeah, I see that interactive side is sloppier.  In
git-rebase--interactive.sh, if you move

        HEAD=$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD) || die "No HEAD?"
        UPSTREAM=$(git rev-parse --verify "$1") || die "Invalid base"

around l.481 up so that they come before if test !  -z "$2",
you would be Ok, although I didn't test it.
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