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> If a series of changes have to be together to not break, I put them all in one commit. I'm sorry but it hurts just to read this. Just No.
by gotts 5y ago
> If a series of changes have to be together to not break, I put them all in one commit.
I'm sorry but it hurts just to read this. Just No.
- jwdunne 5y agoPlease could you expand? Without substance, there’s nothing here that defends your position.
- majewsky 5y agoGoing back through history to find where a bug was introduced usually happens on the commit level (e.g. git-bisect only operates on commits, naturally). Once you find the commit that introduced the bug in question, it will be immensely easier to hunt down the bug within the commit if the commit is 10 or 50 lines long instead of 500 or 1000.