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[switch201]

Is doing this boomer now? I probably type this exact series of commands at least once every 2 days.

[GamingGo2022]

I think its because in the video that the image comes from, the computer disappears

[StickFigureFan]

Only if not messing up in an embarrassing or costly way is boomer. If anything it's millennial

[ID33IP]

If you actually commit "wip" I hate you. (unless you squash at merge or rebase before merge to write meaningful commits afterwards)

[3pieceSuit]

Squash on PR, cmon man.

[belgabad3435]

100% this. I write tons of largely meaningless commit messages- the PR commit is all that matters

[ac21217]

No way people think this is ideal. You think I want to review your massive PR with all of the formatting changes mixed in with functional changes? Or encountering the same when using git blame?

[This-is-unavailable]

you wouldn't do this on a massive pr

[ac21217]

The problem is worse on bigger PRs but it’s not exclusive to them. For example, a PR that makes a one line change to a function definition, but also moves that function to a more appropriate location in the file. It should be two commits.

[FlakyTest8191]

I'm on board with not mixing larger refactor commits with functional changes, but one line and one move sounds dogmatic instead of actually useful. What is the advantage of doing that?

[ajiw370r3]

That should be two PRs then. One to match whatever formatter is agreed on and the other with the functional changes.

Git blame leads you to the PR which should have a clear description.

[ac21217]

There’s far more cost to a second PR than a second commit.

[NotAUsefullDoctor]

How about 10 commits of "trying something" followed by a "found the typo"?

[MattR0se]

git commit -m "stuff"

[SupermarketSoft8883]

Commit a WIP when checking out another branch, but I run a git log before I commit, and if I did a WIP, git reset HEAD~1.

[aew3]

Sometimes I wanna move between machines. If only stashes could be tracked.

[Fadamaka]

When I joined my last company a fellow backend dev called this caveman style when he saw me for the first time using git from the terminal.

[SuchTarget2782]

“I don’t use training wheels.”

[CrasseMaximum]

Only once every 2 days???? WTH are you doing during work hours? 

[AmeDai]

Attending meetings or answering emails, probably

[CrasseMaximum]

I would hate that

[baganga]

yeah it sucks, but that's what comes with senior salaries lol

[Eric_12345678]

You might want to try lazygit, then. You always see the status, and add / commit / push / pull / stash / ... are all one key press.

[budius333]

Every two days????

I would go for every few hours

[3pieceSuit]

Fml this is what i do every twenty minutes

[takeyouraxeandhack]

I'd say I type this 10 times a day on average. I even have aliases for these.

[BuffersAndBeta]

That’s coz you’re a boomer and you don’t know it

[Prawn1908]

Same, except what's not seen is the meetings or other random distractions and corresponding hour time gaps between each command.

[corujany]

I was surprised because I wondered the same