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++ to this, beyond committing frequently for your own sanity, doing so in a way that: 1. Runs CI 2. Can be merged independently (to reduce the chance of me
by tomasreimers 5y ago
++ to this, beyond committing frequently for your own sanity, doing so in a way that:
1. Runs CI
2. Can be merged independently (to reduce the chance of merge conflicts by preventing drift from master/main)
3. Can be reviewed in isolation (so your reviewers can follow your route)
Is also good. That's the idea of Stacked Commits (https://graphite.dev/blog/post/N8SOs49y4bYdV1Vjf5qE https://graphite.dev/blog/post/N8SOs49y4bYdV1Vjf5qE).