I really understand your rant, since I always went through this. But I try to advocate for git and better git flows as much as possible.
I love to commit often, too. I am a branch addict and create sub branches for branches I'm working on, only to (try to) better organize my job. But this git reset approach really seems to work for me. Can't wait to try this soon!
As a branch addict, I always create WIP branches only to check them out later, some specific file that worked and so on. Again, with this git reset approach I believe this will not be necessary anymore.
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I really understand your rant, since I always went through this. But I try to advocate for git and better git flows as much as possible.
I love to commit often, too. I am a branch addict and create sub branches for branches I'm working on, only to (try to) better organize my job. But this
git resetapproach really seems to work for me. Can't wait to try this soon!As a branch addict, I always create WIP branches only to check them out later, some specific file that worked and so on. Again, with this
git resetapproach I believe this will not be necessary anymore.