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691d5 No.1851

i used to struggle w/ huge, messy commits until i started using git stash to temporarily park my changes. it is a total game changer for when you need to jump btwn branches w/o committing half-finished code. the major benefit is that you can keep your history clean by breaking tasks into smaller chunks. it basically saves you from commit shame . i just run
git stash save
and move on to the next task. does anyone else use any other way to manage mid-task context switching lmao?

full read: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/blog/optimize-your-workflow-git-stash/

691d5 No.1852

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i usually just use
git commit --fixup
for those messy mid-task changes. it makes squashing them into a clean feature commit way easier when youre finally ready to merge.



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