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I've gotten in the habbit of just commiting very frequently. I have a git alias "git cam" that just commits everything with the message "nt". Then once I've got
by dilap 6y ago
I've gotten in the habbit of just commiting very frequently. I have a git alias "git cam" that just commits everything with the message "nt". Then once I've got something working, I use GitUp (which makes it very easy to merge/split/rearrange commits) to collapse all the nt commits into one or two coherent "real" commits.
Maybe a little clunky, but works well for me.
- Quekid5 6y agoBasically same deal here, though using 'magit' and 'wip' instead of 'nt'. ('No text', one assumes?) Doesn't help with IDE settings and such, but that's such a niche situation that it doesn't matter at all for me.