I do the same. I also commit at logical completion points that build cleanly. I hardly ever look at commits older than the last commit. I don't often create

I do the same. I also commit at logical completion points that build cleanly. I hardly ever look at commits older than the last commit. I don't often create branches for features; I find having permanent Production / Test / Dev branches is sufficient for most work. But I will create other branches as needed. Git worktree is awesome for having multiple branches checked out all at the same time. At this point, I almost never switch branches and instead check them out into their own directory.