Was digging through a project at work today where some guy in 2014 made 100+ commits in a single day and the only one that had a comment said “upgrading to v4.0”.
For me, the need it: when production is on fire, as a responsible person, I want to be able to understand why the change of this commit has been made. Perhaps also what were the drivers of the implementation.
I also have this onliner to commit and push each 10min:
But those commits would never be merge as they are to master or main. It’s just if I loose work on my laptop. Worst case a git rebase HEAD~ has to be done before the PR review.
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For me, the need it: when production is on fire, as a responsible person, I want to be able to understand why the change of this commit has been made. Perhaps also what were the drivers of the implementation.
I also have this onliner to commit and push each 10min:
But those commits would never be merge as they are to master or main. It’s just if I loose work on my laptop. Worst case a
git rebase HEAD~has to be done before the PR review.