My main git case is idiosyncratic -- I use blogdown [0] to host my personal blog, which means I am first pushing the content to GitHub and then it gets built/de

My main git case is idiosyncratic -- I use blogdown [0] to host my personal blog, which means I am first pushing the content to GitHub and then it gets built/deployed on Netlify. I typically commit once at first as a pretty complete draft, and then every subsequent edit/revision is a commit and rebuild. This comes to 20-30 commits per post, and some are indeed like 'fixed a spelling error'. For this case, the benefits of being a frequent commiter clearly outweigh the costs. [0] https://bookdown.org/yihui/blogdown/ https://bookdown.org/yihui/blogdown/