Instead of NOCOMMIT, I keep the "is it final" bit in short-term memory (maybe helped by reviewing staged changes) and start the commit message with "WIP:" if ne

Instead of NOCOMMIT, I keep the "is it final" bit in short-term memory (maybe helped by reviewing staged changes) and start the commit message with "WIP:" if necessary. It's a convention from the Qt project that its CI understands. The advantage is that it doesn't block other work until resolved. Sometimes what's missing is even a good/better commit message, which is awkward to remark in the code.