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One common scenario is that I'm working on one problem, and in the process of solving that issue do some refactoring of related code. In this case, I want to co
by nemetroid 8y ago
One common scenario is that I'm working on one problem, and in the process of solving that issue do some refactoring of related code. In this case, I want to commit the refactoring (which does not change the program's behaviour) before committing the changes that do change the program's behaviour.
- jononor 8y agoI typically then send that first refactoring commit to Github (on its own branch) so that it gets full CI test coverage. And then continue working on the fix/feature while it runs.