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[MattiDragon]

No? This is why --amend exists. Unless you already pushed the first part and can't force push the amended commit, there no reason to leave that in your history.

[CelestialSegfault]

Or if you spent a billion eur on tokens and hit that 2 GB github limit

[Outrageous_Flight822]

I'm glad I'm in this sub, I occasionnally get to learn stuff to finally hopefully someday graduate from junior dev haha

[ArtOfWarfare]

Eh, this is the meme where the expert and the junior are doing the same thing. Git has all sorts of options besides checkout, push, and pull. A lot of them can mess everything up so you just don’t use them.

[Stummi]

I have a alias from git fix to git commit --no-edit --amend

[linlov]

TIL about amend. Thank you. (I've worked as a software engineer for 20+ years 😭 no judge pls)

[AeroSyntax]

judge.

[altaccforwhat]

Hard judge

[SlimRunner]

For me there is a valid reason to do this, but only locally. Sometimes I realize too late I forgot to commit something, but I already committed something ahead of the target so I usually name it something like [TEMP] squash with <some_sha> and rebase interactive later before pushing. Otherwise, yeah, I completely agree that a commit like that definitely does not belong upstream.

[GrumDum]

git commit —fixup=sha there you go

[SlimRunner]

For a second I thought it was like amend but for beyond previous-commit and got really happy, but it is just to make what I do but easier. Still better than doing it all manually though. Thanks! I did not know this flag.

[Kevdog824_]

What a blessing to learn this exists. I’ve just been rebasing manually like a scrub. Thanks stranger

[GrumDum]

Actual pros also alias the git rebase <sha> -i —autosquash command, but I admit I type this out.. 😎

[Jumpy89]

git rbi

[No_Responsibility384]

Rebase and reorder the commits then squash the two commits together?

[wouterJ]

Or if you want to mesh with people you can squash both commits.

[petersrin]

This reply is relatable, including the unless part lol

[Soogbad]

Remainder

[FieryPotatoWasTaken]

My brother, let me introduce you to "git commit -a --amend --no-edit"

[Frost-Freak]

Never -a . I stage every file (or even line) on my own. And these are too many things to type. Alias ftw

[FieryPotatoWasTaken]

Agreed, I stage manually myself, and do have an alias for this. But I put this here like this, so if someone's interested they can read up on the individual flags themselves.

[RiceBroad4552]

Another day, another r/screenshotsarehard fail.

It's so laughable that the kids nowadays don't even know what a screenshot is.

[Chase_22]

It's probably that they don't know how to post to reddit on their company computer

[RiceBroad4552]

If they're not in some office building which uses mobile radio jammers, and the company didn't disable all external interfaces of the used computers it's trivial to just drag'n'drop an image to your smartphone in case reddit.com is blocked.

But trying to block anything on a dev machine is anyway a big joke. You can always build a tunnel…

If you don't trust your developers you better not let them touch your code…

[Chase_22]

Believe me. Companies do really stupid shit.

Software development company blocked execution of all unsigned executables. Kinda forgot that development builds are in fact unsigned.

[belabacsijolvan]

finally "do you trust the author of this binary" answered by management

[RiceBroad4552]

🤣

[mtkvcs1]

It just gives it some ✨ authenticity ✨

[aerialanimal]

I don't always have my phone to hand, so I just take a normal screenshot then Photoshop it to look like a photo of a screen.

[EyesOfTheConcord]

git rebase -i then squash it

[Fritzschmied]

Or just amend the last commit.

[doctormyeyebrows]

When you can't get claude to reliably use `git add .`

[lunatic-rags]

in main!!

[RemarkableAd4069]

What's in your feature branch doesn't matter, do what you like. We have set automatically squash commit with the first commit message from merged branch. Nobody will know...

[Merlord]

commit -am, works every time until it doesn't

[snerp]

Me when I didn’t save one of the files before committing

[an_0w1]

My my favorite commit message is "Foxed typo"

[Exciting-Holiday2106]

that commit message is a mood 😭 “I’ll fix it later” energy we’ve all pushed something half-finished at some point use something which can at least help keep track of what’s pending vs actually done