title: Questions on how the workflow works for making changes after a PR has been reviewed, and git rebasing
body: <p>I've never really used git rebase before, on other projects we've always just merged the code after a PR has been made.</p>
  
  <p>On this new project I'm on, the team uses git rebase.  I think I have a very basic understanding of it.  After you're done and ready to make a PR, pull the latest from the base branch, switch back to your branch then git rebase that branch onto yours.</p>
  
  <p>I've done that, pushed my code up for a PR review and there are a couple files that I need to make changes on.</p>
  
  <p>My question is...
  My local branch has already been rebased, to make corrections on the files that need changes, would I just go back to my local branch thats been rebased, make the corrections, commit my changes, then rebase again and push my branch up?</p>