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by SenHeng
1488 days ago
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I have another method where I simply create a commit with nothing but the TODO/FIXME/DELETEME comments where the commit message is same content. I then make sure to delete all of those commits later before creating a pull request. If I forget any of it, it's obvious just by looking at the list of commits. This fits my workflow because 1) Github and pull requests 2) our normal commit messages start with an emoji (:+1: or :wrench:) 3) there's rarely more than 10 commits per PR so you can't miss it |
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