> And I disagree here. The way I view it, my editor is my sandbox, I keep playing in it until I have something that I want to enter into record. When I commit w

> And I disagree here. The way I view it, my editor is my sandbox, I keep playing in it until I have something that I want to enter into record. When I commit work, I enter it into record, with a commit message explaining what the piece of work is. I guess I just don't see how that's not "telling a story". The commit is not a recording of the process you went through to get the code in a certain state, but a piece of work of which you decided it should be entered into record, with a message you wrote that explains it.