I'm working on a feature branch and made a commit earlier and pushed it to my fork. Now I realized I should have done something in addition, so I made another change and committed it.
At this point I'd like to do an interactive rebase and squash those two commits together (and do a force push, no harm done in my case since I'm the only one using the branch) but when I run git rebase -i all that shows up in the listing is my most recent commit and not the one I pushed earlier. How can I rebase on a commit I already pushed?
(Prior to making my second change I did run git pull --rebase from the origin's master branch, to get things up to date locally. That's the branch I made the feature branch from. Not sure if that caused trouble here?)
What happens if you do?