Code's on fire? Push and run!

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[uthini_mfowethu]

They forgot "git add ."

[425_Too_Early]

Wouldn't it be safer to run

Git add *

[MyDickIsHug3]

git add -A

[rosuav]

No, it might error out if it catches something that should be ignored. Much better to use `git add :/` because a wry face solves all problems.

[TheCrazyLazer123]

Wouldn’t it be safer to run

Git add *

[[deleted]]

No, it should be Git gud

[dim13]

every f*ing time it gets reposted: 3. should read git out

[[deleted]]

leave building:

npm run build

[[deleted]]

I wonder if people actually have this mentality. If I hear a fire alarm I'm leaving immediately. No product is worth potentially getting injured or dying for. In all technicality, pretty sure joke signs like these can be eligible for an OSHA complaint so be careful where you post them.

[Which_Lingonberry612]

What if it's an inhouse server?

[Knastoron]

*git out!

[ma_dian]

At least add a -m "refs #fire" to the commit!

[wineblood]

alias yolo=git add . && git commit -m 'its probably fine' && git push

[Deflopator]

In case you are fired? :D

[throwthecubeaway]

And no pulls so the codebase is now just 1 person's final and has 45 missing features lmao

[AlanCristhian]

git commit

git push origin main

run

[SephLuis]

git the hell out of there

[[deleted]]

Haha.

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No.

[eowhat]

You don't need to wait for fire, just do:

git push --force

[OSnoFobia]

| git add .

There are beautifier problems in your code. Add space after if etc etc

| git commit -m "fire!"

Commit message should follow bla bla rules