The main reason I prefer commits is because I frequently switch between computers, so I push up those commits. I also write detailed commit messages so I can co

The main reason I prefer commits is because I frequently switch between computers, so I push up those commits. I also write detailed commit messages so I can come back a week or a month later. Admittedly I haven't read that far into git stash's documentation, but commits + rebasing is far simpler in terms of cognitive load and doesn't require me to remember what I have in my stash on what computer, etc. All I need to do is push up the branch, and I can just rebase master onto the branch to pull in updates, etc.