This is a personal preference, but I typically tell people not to use rebase. I used to tell them not to use rebase unless they knew what they were doing, but then we ran into tons of merge conflict issues. It is great to get one single commit before you merge into the main branch, but if you get some joker changing the base for everyone else it just becomes a shit show, especially if you have a complex flow.
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yes, I do not use rebase too much, I prefer merge