In what scenario might you use a git filter-branch?
- Restructuring the commit history
- Updating remote branches
- Resolving merge conflicts
- Renaming a local branch
The git filter-branch command is used to rewrite, restructure, or filter the commit history. It can be useful when you need to make substantial changes to the history, such as removing sensitive information or restructuring the commit tree.
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