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I have always been of the mind that every commit should be a working state. My coworkers who often commit with the message “WIP” disagree. I doubt I’ll ever sel
by donatj 8y ago
I have always been of the mind that every commit should be a working state. My coworkers who often commit with the message “WIP” disagree. I doubt I’ll ever sell them on it.
- lima 8y agoYeah...WIP commits are fine in your local feature branch. I wouldn't ever want to see a WIP commit in my origin/master.
- pdpi 8y agoThe stacked diff approach says: You get to have both, because it pushes you towards a rebase-heavy workflow, where you keep updating the WIP commits until they're ready to merge. This is a pain in the arse with git, but `hg absorb` makes it 100% painless
- ajuc 8y agoWIP commits in gerrit are perfectly fine. You can even push them to gerrit with all the rest commits. Just filter "WIP.*" out in gerrit view that lists commits to review.