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by dagss
1593 days ago
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Look up "git wip", configure your editor to use it and it keeps an unintrusive 'second branch' in the background. https://atom.io/packages/git-wip "git-wip is a script that will manage Work In Progress (or WIP) branches. WIP branches are mostly throw away but identify points of development between commits. The intent is to tie this script into your editor so that each time you save your file, the git-wip script captures that state in git." |
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