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1. You can commit as a way to record a "working state" to go back if you break too much stuff, and rebase to squash it before pushing if necessary. 2. If your
by eloisant 12y ago
1. You can commit as a way to record a "working state" to go back if you break too much stuff, and rebase to squash it before pushing if necessary.
2. If your commit is too big, you should probably rethink it in smaller steps