My usual workflow to rebase a stacked set of feature branches off of main is:
git checkout main
git pull
git checkout feature-branch-1
git rebase -i -
git checkout feature-branch-2
git rebase -i -
...
There's most likely a more efficient way to do this, but I find that referring to the most recently checked-out branch with a single hyphen is a lesser-known feature, so perhaps it will be helpful :)
Nice, didn't know about `-`. What's your process once you're in the interactive rebase? The `git rebase --onto` I use is noninteractive and could be an alias, were it not for the business of finding the `branchpoint` commit.
