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I keep my personal dev folder in Dropbox so I don't have to worry about lost work since it always syncs to the cloud. My work dev folder uses syncthing to a re
by jedberg 5y ago
I keep my personal dev folder in Dropbox so I don't have to worry about lost work since it always syncs to the cloud. My work dev folder uses syncthing to a remote server for the same purpose.
I make my own branch and then do checkins when I get to good stopping points. Then I do git squash merges to staging or the group branch when I have nice small updates. Keeps the public history clean and also lets me revert back to the previous stopping point, while not being worried about lost work.