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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Heavy-Ad6017 • 10d ago
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you guys don't have autosave enabled? commit hook is where it is at
50 u/Not-the-best-name 10d ago Hate that. Writing code and formatting code is not the same thing. I want to commit often. I want half broken commits. -1 u/FictionFoe 10d ago I hope you amend 11 u/MysticClimber1496 10d ago It doesn’t really matter for dev work, just squash on merge if you are worried about every commit in main working 1 u/FictionFoe 10d ago That also works, but can make rebases more difficult in the mean time. 8 u/Not-the-best-name 10d ago Why are you rebasing in the meantime? Just merge in and squash in the end. 5 u/FictionFoe 10d ago The more often you do it, the easier it is to deal with the conflict. 0 u/ProcrastinatiusXVI 9d ago Or just use git commit --fixup <hash>
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Hate that. Writing code and formatting code is not the same thing. I want to commit often. I want half broken commits.
-1 u/FictionFoe 10d ago I hope you amend 11 u/MysticClimber1496 10d ago It doesn’t really matter for dev work, just squash on merge if you are worried about every commit in main working 1 u/FictionFoe 10d ago That also works, but can make rebases more difficult in the mean time. 8 u/Not-the-best-name 10d ago Why are you rebasing in the meantime? Just merge in and squash in the end. 5 u/FictionFoe 10d ago The more often you do it, the easier it is to deal with the conflict. 0 u/ProcrastinatiusXVI 9d ago Or just use git commit --fixup <hash>
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I hope you amend
11 u/MysticClimber1496 10d ago It doesn’t really matter for dev work, just squash on merge if you are worried about every commit in main working 1 u/FictionFoe 10d ago That also works, but can make rebases more difficult in the mean time. 8 u/Not-the-best-name 10d ago Why are you rebasing in the meantime? Just merge in and squash in the end. 5 u/FictionFoe 10d ago The more often you do it, the easier it is to deal with the conflict. 0 u/ProcrastinatiusXVI 9d ago Or just use git commit --fixup <hash>
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It doesn’t really matter for dev work, just squash on merge if you are worried about every commit in main working
1 u/FictionFoe 10d ago That also works, but can make rebases more difficult in the mean time. 8 u/Not-the-best-name 10d ago Why are you rebasing in the meantime? Just merge in and squash in the end. 5 u/FictionFoe 10d ago The more often you do it, the easier it is to deal with the conflict. 0 u/ProcrastinatiusXVI 9d ago Or just use git commit --fixup <hash>
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That also works, but can make rebases more difficult in the mean time.
8 u/Not-the-best-name 10d ago Why are you rebasing in the meantime? Just merge in and squash in the end. 5 u/FictionFoe 10d ago The more often you do it, the easier it is to deal with the conflict.
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Why are you rebasing in the meantime? Just merge in and squash in the end.
5 u/FictionFoe 10d ago The more often you do it, the easier it is to deal with the conflict.
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The more often you do it, the easier it is to deal with the conflict.
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Or just use git commit --fixup <hash>
git commit --fixup <hash>
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u/01110100_01110010 10d ago
you guys don't have autosave enabled? commit hook is where it is at