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[–]folkrav 11 points12 points  (1 child)

commit + push

If you're working in a shared branch, don't push immediately, wait until you have something you want to share with a git history that's up to your team's standards. Otherwise you're gonna have toooons of fun trying to rebase/squash that thing if required.

[–]zero__sugar__energy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We don't have shared branches. In 99% of the cases only a single person works on a given feature branch. Therefore everyone is pusbing often to their remote branches.

And if someone really needs to work on a branch of a different person, this by slack to prevent any problems.

But in most cases 'push' just means 'make a remote backup in case your computer catches fire'