Re:Y U NO commit??
by philjackson on Monday October 20, 2014 @12:14PM
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What if, in a team-based situation, someone is off and half way through a feature. Based on your point above there's now two problems:
* Getting the stuff off the developer's machine because they didn't push their code.
* Even if the code is retrieved, now the commit log is a mess of commits that were based on nothing but arbitrary time lapses. It would be preferable they're a 'story' of the current development process for the feature and atomic in their own right.
* Getting the stuff off the developer's machine because they didn't push their code.
* Even if the code is retrieved, now the commit log is a mess of commits that were based on nothing but arbitrary time lapses. It would be preferable they're a 'story' of the current development process for the feature and atomic in their own right.