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that's my list too, pretty much (+ the obvious `git add` and `git status` others have mentioned) I throw in a `git reflog` once in a while, and the other day I
by airstrike 3y ago
that's my list too, pretty much (+ the obvious `git add` and `git status` others have mentioned)
I throw in a `git reflog` once in a while, and the other day I patted myself on the back for my first use of `git tag -a mytag -m "This is my first tag!"` followed by `git push origin mytag`. I felt like god
now as much as I hate Xcode, its UI for looking at all my current changes and staging them by blocks of line for commit is like a superpower. as a solo developer working on brand new code, not all of my lines of thinking follow very atomic git commits, so it's nice to separate, say, some refactoring code from some actually new functionality when committing changes