Interesting - thanks for the extra info. I think the habit of committing more frequently stems from working remotely across different timezones and still makin

Interesting - thanks for the extra info. I think the habit of committing more frequently stems from working remotely across different timezones and still making code review a daily habit. It is part of our async communication. If someone hasn't committed code for a few days I'd be concerned they were going down a bad path or getting stuck. I may not even communicate with that team member outside of a PR for the whole week so that's where most of our communication happens if I don't see them in slack or zoom - which would be the case if our work hours don't overlap. But hey! As long as what yall are doing works for you then no worries. No team manages their code the same way - which I'd say is another plus for git.