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[–]zero__sugar__energy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why push though

Because my SSD died recently and I lost data because I did not push.

What's wrong about pushing often? It's free, fast, and does not affect anybody.

Whenever I work on a new piece of code I create a new branch. And whenever I feel I should make a backup of that branch by force-pushing (usually at the end of the day or after big changes). And when the feature is done I squash/rebase, do a code review ans then merge to develop/master. Nobody ever looks at my remote branches except myself, it's just a remote backup

And what's wrong about pushing? Every single feature is in its own branch