Nothing wrong with committing untested code, it's pushing it as a ref one can reasonably expect people will merge/fast-forward to that it becomes a problem. git

Nothing wrong with committing untested code, it's pushing it as a ref one can reasonably expect people will merge/fast-forward to that it becomes a problem. git add -p is a nifty workaround for the type of people who don't like the workflow of "commit early, commit often" (some people have 'save file' bound to also make a commit) but who still want to have lots of small, contained commits.