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My commits are the exact opposite of that comic. My initial commits are unfocused since it's the start of the project and there's a lot going on. As the project
by krispbyte 8y ago
My commits are the exact opposite of that comic. My initial commits are unfocused since it's the start of the project and there's a lot going on. As the project stabilizes and changes are smaller and on point, the commit messages become more focused as well.
- BerislavLopac 8y agoI prefer to avoid "intermediary" WIP commits at all. Of course, I still make such commits to avoid losing my work, but I continuously amend the first commit rather then creating new ones (unless I'm experimenting, which goes to a separate branch anyway). Multiple commits usually lead to a rebase before merging, which tends to be more difficult than amending.