You're going too far in the other direction in an attempt to counter. A single commit per feature is bad because you lose context that links changes together. A

You're going too far in the other direction in an attempt to counter. A single commit per feature is bad because you lose context that links changes together. A commit every keystroke is bad because you again lose the context that links changes together. A commit should be a logical grouping of something you accomplished towards the overarching feature. In my mind, commits should happen any time you could envision yourself at a point where you could leave for the day and come back to continue the next without having any difficulty spinning back up (what was I trying to do here, again?) Sometimes that overlaps with the feature, if your feature is really small, but often it won't.