While that sort of works and I do that, it's a much more cumbersome solution. I commit WIP code to a separate branch, change, and now if I go back to the origi

While that sort of works and I do that, it's a much more cumbersome solution. I commit WIP code to a separate branch, change, and now if I go back to the original computer, I need to make sure to push, go back, pull again... god forbid I had done interactive rebasing or amended a commit, since it'll be all of of sync... it's just more more complicated than simply saving a file and having it reflected. "Temporary commits" should be a rare thing, not mandatory. I end up using both git and dropbox for some projects and it mostly works, but having projects on dropbox is a mess because of node_modules, having sync running continuously because some tools/projects/IDEs will keep generating temporary files, etc.