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> I also have literally NEVER heard a good argument for keeping the full commit history (with WIP commits, etc.). Maybe their company ranks employees by number
by spookthesunset 5y ago
> I also have literally NEVER heard a good argument for keeping the full commit history (with WIP commits, etc.).
Maybe their company ranks employees by number of commits?
- tharkun__ 5y agoThat is still not a good argument. I do feel for these people though. Depending on their company they could try and fight it and change it (can be possible depending on things like company size, is this being introduced or well established, your influence level w/ the deciders etc) or simply and RUN and never look back.
- Quekid5 5y agoI think the person you replied to might be jesting :)... ... but, yes, if you find yourself in that type of situation and powerless to change it[0], move on. [0] "Maybe give it a couple of tries. If that doesn't change anything, give up. No reason to be a damn fool about it." (Paraphrasing Churchill, I think? Anyway, not claiming originality.)