so like, imagine you're a dev, right? you're building this epic project, pushing commits left and right, feeling like a total boss...
but wait, what's this? your commit history is a total mess?
like, you're trying to keep track of all these changes, and GitHub's just tossing them around like they're hot potatoes
it's like, why does this even matter, right? but here's the thing: your commit history is kinda like your dev resume
it shows the world (or, you know, your potential employers) how you work, what you're good at, and yeah, what you suck at
but with all these messy commits, you're basically broadcasting to the world that you don't care about details
which, fair, maybe you don't but come on, that's not exactly the vibe you want to give off
so, what's the solution? do you just... start over? (pls no)
envisioning a world where your commit history is like, pristine...
like, imagine just hitting that sweet sweet green merge button, knowing your commit history is on fleek
btw, if manually posting your dev progress is driving you nuts, Push to Draft literally automates this whole thing: https://commit.jolexhive.com/
what i'm saying is, Push to Draft takes your commit history and turns it into something beautiful
it's like having a personal dev assistant, minus the judgy looks when you're debugging for hours
anyway, Push to Draft is basically the answer to all your commit history woes
check it out if you're tired of the dev visibility struggle: https://commit.jolexhive.com/
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