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> Committing code should not be a glorified Ctrl/Cmd+S. What? Of course it is. Commit as many times as you want, branch when testing out a segment of code, do
by prezjordan 12y ago
> Committing code should not be a glorified Ctrl/Cmd+S.
What? Of course it is. Commit as many times as you want, branch when testing out a segment of code, do all the fancy things you need to do - then clean it all up when you're done.
- astrobe_ 12y agoYou could say "What? Of course one can walk with hands, I haven't bought a pair of shoes for years." Just because it "works for you" doesn't mean it's sensible or efficient.
- prezjordan 12y agoYou're framing my train of thought as unnecessary or atypical and that's dishonest. There is no downside to having more granular revision history. It's important to recognize that, not necessary to follow, though.
- Daviey 12y agoRest assured, anyone not committing (or stashing) often and squashing down is doing it wrong.