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I ALWAYS use git commit -p. I can't count the number of times clion/intellij/pycharm or vscode have done something unexpected, and I often catch things that sho
by jawilson2 5y ago
I ALWAYS use git commit -p. I can't count the number of times clion/intellij/pycharm or vscode have done something unexpected, and I often catch things that shouldn't be committed, e.g. logging statements, commented code, etc. It takes an extra minute, but it really helps the code quality. Every senior engineer I work with (developing trading system) does the same.
- IshKebab 5y agoIs it not easier just to review your changes? I always read through a PR after I've sent it just in case.