Pieter Praet <[email protected]> writes:
> diff --git a/magit.texi b/magit.texi
> index 4c123a4..423f298 100644
> --- a/magit.texi
> +++ b/magit.texi
> @@ -655,9 +655,10 @@ associated with rewriting.  These commands all start 
> with the @kbd{r}
>  prefix key.
>  
>  Typing @kbd{r b} will start a rewrite operation.  You will be prompted
> -for a @emph{base} commit, and all commits between the current head and
> -this commit are put in a list of @emph{Pending commits}.  The current
> -head will then be reset to the base commit.
> +for a @emph{base} commit.  This commit and all subsequent commits up
> +until the current head are then put in a list of @emph{Pending
> +commits}, after which the current head will be reset to the
> +@emph{parent} of the base commit.

IMO you should mention the new variable here. (And I'd say "up to"
instead of "up until", but I'm not a native speaker.)

  Štěpán

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