Rebase many commits to one in Git. What am I doing wrong?

If what you want to do is make this: A-B-C-D-E into: A-BCD-E You can simply give this command: $ git rebase -i And then edit this: pick B pick C pick D pick E to read: pick B squash C squash D pick E If there are no conflicts, you are done. However, if you want to create ABCD-E (in other words if you want to include the first commit of the repository in the combined commit), forget this answer and have a look at the approved answer of the question you refer to.

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