After a rather long rebase was succesfully completed (but not yet pushed anywhere else) I went back to clean up some more. In the middle of it I did a `git rebase --edit-todo` and decided I would like to abort the edit. I did what I also do when aborting a commit: removed everything, saved and closed the editor, and since there were no changes continued with `git rebase --continue` Unfortunately now 34 commits are gone. 1) Is the different behaviour between commit and edit-todo a bug or a feature? (Since a few minutes I have a strong opinion about that.) 2) Is there a chance to get my changes back? I would prefer to be "lazy" and dig through some git meta-data then to do the rebase again... (Didn't do anything yet on it since the "incident")
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