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No. Normally I work on game or web projects where I will have a number of WIP progress fixes at once and will separate them into atomic commits at the time I'm
by BrS96bVxXBLzf5B 5y ago
No. Normally I work on game or web projects where I will have a number of WIP progress fixes at once and will separate them into atomic commits at the time I'm happy with them. Creating a bunch of temporary branches with multiple WIPs, or worse, having to unexpectedly take the time to organise the state of those WIPs because of an unexpected internet shake is not productive. rsync and continuing means being able to immediately carry on with issues at hand.
I use git correctly - at the time of commit. When in work mode on loose files I'm dealing with the code, not the infrastructure around it.
- Jugurtha 5y agoAll the best to you,
- amtamt 5y agoSo you never push your work branch which you can fetch on your local workstation?
- BrS96bVxXBLzf5B 5y agoI do but only when it's in a state I'm happy with (if it's a wip branch I'm still not going to commit something that doesn't compile or I might forget the details of quickly). This usually isn't the case at the random moment there's internet instability.