rikai
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9 years ago On the contrary, you DO wan't to commit early and commit often. It's actually a very useful thing to do and a useful thing to learn.
Part of the reason i ask for squashed commits is to keep the main commit log tidy for the end users wanting to peruse, but part of it is to also get people to learn a bit about git and the different workflows and how to work with it, as it's an extremely useful skill. :)
Either way, nice recipe!
mostlybob
Hey Rikai, try it again. I goofed something trying to squash the commits and ended up creating conflicts in my own repo. My git-fu is not strong :-) so I tossed the whole thing and re-forked. I did learn a new thing about frequent commits being a bad habit though - frequent saves, yes; frequent commits, no. So there's that. Enjoy!