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Doesn't this make commits too big? On the team I'm working with right now, most people are making really small commits, but it makes git's history mechanism rea
by rtpg 12y ago
Doesn't this make commits too big? On the team I'm working with right now, most people are making really small commits, but it makes git's history mechanism really useful.
A single line change can be linked to a relatively small commit, it's extremely useful to figuring out the "why" of something. Having one commit for an entire feature would make that utility completely disappear
- dankohn1 12y agoYes, the downside of aggregating history is that you've aggregated your history. So far, it has worked well for us, partly because we try to keep feature branches small.