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by recursive
579 days ago
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I do review all my changes before committing. In my workflow, that's the same time I remove the debugging instrumentation. I can't imagine a scenario where there's debug code that I don't want to commit, but I still have a use for it after committing. If there's still a known bug I'm trying to solve in this area of code, I'll include that also. If this is a long-standing mystery, then the logging code probably needs to get committed anyway. |
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