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-### **NOTE: This page is currently drafted and will not work until [pull request #1946](https://github.com/Cxbx-Reloaded/Cxbx-Reloaded/pull/1946) is merge into Cxbx-Reloaded's default branch.**
-
 Here are the instructions you should follow ensure there are no rebase conflict before rebase on top of Cxbx-Reloaded's default branch.
 
 ## Thoroughly Check Inspection
 
 1. Pull latest commit from Cxbx-Reloaded's default branch into your default branch.
    - This is important in order to obtain valid commit hash.
-2. Perform git rebase at `cdb3b137` commit in front of your branch's commits.
-   - `git rebase cdb3b137 your_branch_name`
+2. Perform git rebase at `967f53a` commit in front of your branch's commits.
+   - `git rebase 967f53a your_branch_name`
 3. Fix any rebase conflict you may encounter in order to continue with the next step. Then move on to step 4.
-4. Same step with #2 except different commit, which is `c181c53`. It is a requirement in order to normalize your commits line up with current default branch.
-   - `git rebase c181c53 your_branch_name -Xrenormalize`
+4. Same step with #2 except different commit, which is `615b702`. It is a requirement in order to normalize your commits line up with current default branch.
+   - `git rebase 615b702 your_branch_name -Xrenormalize`
 5. Verify there are no changes staged through `git status` command. If there are, then see step 6 or otherwise go to step 7. Since there is side effect which git didn't perform properly.
 6. Find the source of the commit then manually renormalize those commit(s) via:
    - `git add . --renormalize && git commit --amend --no-edit`