How to propagate squashed commit from master to develop and feature branches

I squashed initial commits in master to one commit using git rebase, generating a new squashed commit, but on develop branch, the commits remain as it is. How do I replace the old commits with new squashed commit in master to develop and other feature branches?

Current State

I--A--B                     :Master
       \ C--D               :Develop

After Squashing

I--S                        :Master
 \ A--B--C--D               :Develop

What I want

I--S                        :Master
   \ C--D                   :Develop

Solution

git rebase Master Develop

This command applies A, B, C and D onto S. Because the changes of A and B have already been included in S, they are skipped. Only C and D will be reapplied. The history of Develop will be:

I--S--C'--D'      :Develop

And the history of Master is unchanged:

I--S              :Master

You may encounter conflicts during the rebase. If any occurs,

run git status to find the conflicting files;
edit the files until they have the right contents;
run git add <files>;
run git rebase --continue.

My understanding on git rebase --onto A B C, in bash:

commits=$(git rev-list --reverse B..C)
# if C is not a branch name, it leads to detached HEAD state.
git checkout C
git reset A --hard
for c in $commits;do
    git cherry-pick $c
done

A, B, C are commit-ish. It's just a rough simulation. Some commits may be skipped like merge-commits and commits whose changes have been included beforehand by other commits.