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by xenadu02
4021 days ago
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Eh most of the time I just commit blindly as I'm working (WIP #1, #2, etc) so I can see how the code has evolved or revert to an earlier approach if I end up in a blind alley. When the code is tested and ready I just reset the index but leave the working directory, then commit different hunks to make coherent commits. During reviews we use fixup commits so it doesn't blast the comment history on github, then the final merge does a rebase -i --autosquash. |
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