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WHAT? ON EVERY SAVE? This is not serious, is it? If it is, what do you assign to each commit?
by fiatjaf 10y ago
WHAT? ON EVERY SAVE? This is not serious, is it?
If it is, what do you assign to each commit?
- tombert 10y agoYes, every save. The commit message is a timestamp and the file touched, which is usually enough for me to figure out what I did there, making the squashing relatively straightforward. This isn't as bad as it sounds because git has tools built in to handle merging commits together and deleting unwanted commits through `git rebase -i`
- yjftsjthsd-h 10y agoProbably a timestamp, plus "auto commit" or something. Think of it as cheap time travel.