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> many of those commits won't represent a fully working system anyway This is entirely within the control of the developer(s) working on the project. Whether i
by sjoruk 5y ago
> many of those commits won't represent a fully working system anyway
This is entirely within the control of the developer(s) working on the project. Whether it's worth it is up to the people working on it. It's certainly not insane though - it's much easier to fix merge/rebase conflicts when each commit is small and easy to reason about.
- finnh 5y ago> it's much easier to fix merge/rebase conflicts when each commit is small and easy to reason about. I agree, but I'd say it in the context of PRs. It's much easier to fix issues (and avoid them) when _PRs_ are small & easy to reason about.