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Using a feed aggregator gets flooded with errata commits #10

Closed vjackson725 closed 8 years ago

vjackson725 commented 8 years ago

Hi,

The way you're doing your blog now makes it hard to follow if you're using a feed aggregator (like I am) to follow the posts, as they get lost in all the formatting/correction commits.

Although it's not a terribly clean solution, it would help if you kept a separate branch and git merge --squash-ed the changes every time you finished a new blog post.

frankmcsherry commented 8 years ago

That's a good point, thanks. I'll try this from now on; with the next post, I'll drop in on this issue and mention the new branch (or fail to, at which point this is the right place to remind me at which point I'll apologize and do it :)).

frankmcsherry commented 8 years ago

There is now a squashed branch, which I will git merge --squash into when posts land (perhaps shortly after, to absorb any immediate edits). Give a holler if I screw up the intended behavior! :)