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A commit every 60s sounds terribly inconvenient unless it’s automatic. I share OP’s workflow patterns and it works for me. I also don’t use an IDE.
by dijonman2 5y ago
A commit every 60s sounds terribly inconvenient unless it’s automatic. I share OP’s workflow patterns and it works for me.
I also don’t use an IDE.
- Quekid5 5y agoI don't mean 60s literally. I mean arbitrarily small commits at your own convenience. You don't need to have even remotely working code when you commit, is the point. You just commit whenever. (It's almost like saving files, just commit.) I think the word 'commit' might have been a mistake, now that I think about it. Maybe 'snapshot' would have been better.
- whoomp12342 5y agoyeah, I mean its situational and sometimes I will do that, but 90% of the time staging does what I need for temp backups