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4. the sneaky commit when do I use it? after the code has been reviewed and merged into master I need to make a small change (eg a copy change or
by GhotiFish 13y ago
4. the sneaky commit
when do I use it?
after the code has been reviewed and merged into master
I need to make a small change (eg a copy change or
bugfix) that’s not even worth notifying others about
what I do
just push the new commit to master.
ಠ_ಠ That's not something you're supposed to admit in public.
I will note that github has being particularly prolific in getting git advice out there, they're working to educate developers in git, full stop. Though one or two pieces (such as this one) seem to suggest it's github specific advice.
- tomgirl1 13y agoI agree, I am a big fan of github, but the more I understand git in general, the less fond I am of github's evangelism. I'm definitely not a git expert but I did shutdown my github account once I had the feel of it, since in reality I dont need github to use git effectively or collaborate with others. That said I think github is great for open source collaboration, but I dont think it's going to be the last word in that space either.