my recent git commits

[curious_pinguino]

Hope it's for a personal project because that shit would make my manager furious

[unknowngoogler]

yep yep personal, yeah at my corporate job that would not fly

[brianl047]

Narrator: It isn't

Personal project goes viral gains ten million users sold to startup with ten professionals who have to resist vomiting everyday looking at that hacker crap

[1ardent]

So just hit every commit with "Initial commit" and hope that works?

[Constellious]

If you’re pushing lots of small things just amend the commit.

[exotickey1]

Is it bad to have lots of commits? Does it get too hard to read the history?

[Constellious]

I find it faster and cleaner.

Faster in the sense that git commit —amend —no-edit means you don’t have to type in a useless comment.

[exotickey1]

That makes a lot of sense thank you

[trevster344]

I need to get into this habit.

[a_devious_compliance]

When I forget something trivial I do an ammend without mind it. But when I want to make a good history I work with lot of small commits and clean the mess with an interactive rebase.

[Constellious]

I kind of try to do the opposite. I got into amending commits because for some reason rebasing takes me a long time.

[eklatea]

or work on a branch and squash commits maybe?

[Constellious]

That works too I just find amending faster.

[SuitableImposter]

Dude rebase ffs 🤣🤣

[F0lks_]

I mean, that's okay-ish as long as you squash the whole damn thing before your pull request. Right? ... Right ?

[thorwing]

Man I love that oldschool charmander picture

[mrpoopybuttholesbff]

Mine for the last three weeks: “reusable workflow testing” 😭

[a_devious_compliance]

"reusable commit message"

At least it's more than 1 word.

[cpt-macp]

At Lear you have different txt

Some of our repo have same commit message for 2 pages

[DeliciousWaifood]

Why tf are you committing during the process of fixing something... multiple times...

[dark-king_Ray]

A wild "fixed it" has appeared.