Git rebase -I is not that scary

Interactive rebasing with Git rebase -i allows you to modify the commit history without rewriting commit hashes. This is useful for cleaning up commit messages, reordering commits, and removing unnecessary commits. To use it, start with 'git rebase -i HEAD~n' where n is the number of commits to modify. This will open an interactive editor where you can specify actions for each commit. Once you're done, save and exit to continue the rebase process.