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Linear vs Non-Linear
A linear history means commits follow a single, straight sequence with no branching or merging, often achieved through rebasing instead of merging. A non-linear history includes branches that diverge and later merge back together, creating a more complex graph of commits. Teams choose between the two based on whether they prioritize a simple, readable log or a history that reflects exactly how work happened in parallel.
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