Re:SQLite Doesn't Use Git
by bayindirh on Monday September 12, 2022 @11:53AM
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Because remote storage is either my fork of the code I work on, or my private repo which I develop my own software.
Of course it's a branch other than master/main, even if it's on "remote".
The thing is, I do not always continue developing on a single/same system, so I do "transfer" commits. I push unfinished code to its own branch on remote, pull from other system and continue developing.
When the code completes and passes all the tests. I merge to either development to prepare for the next version, or to master if the utility is small enough.
The place where the development branch lives doesn't matter, and --amend ing a single commit during a feature development is not the most correct way either.
Oh, and I don't use GitHub for my own software. That part is over.
Of course it's a branch other than master/main, even if it's on "remote".
The thing is, I do not always continue developing on a single/same system, so I do "transfer" commits. I push unfinished code to its own branch on remote, pull from other system and continue developing.
When the code completes and passes all the tests. I merge to either development to prepare for the next version, or to master if the utility is small enough.
The place where the development branch lives doesn't matter, and --amend ing a single commit during a feature development is not the most correct way either.
Oh, and I don't use GitHub for my own software. That part is over.