Great tips.
Since GitHub has Draft Pull Request, you don’t need use “wip” keyword in the commit message.
Thanks for commenting :)
Yeah, GitHub and GitLab both provide draft pull requests/merge requests, but not all of our products use those.
Nevertheless, I also think WIP commits can most often be avoided.
Agree with you 🤘
Agree, i share the opinion that we should commit only complete work.
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Great tips.
Since GitHub has Draft Pull Request, you don’t need use “wip” keyword in the commit message.
Thanks for commenting :)
Yeah, GitHub and GitLab both provide draft pull requests/merge requests, but not all of our products use those.
Nevertheless, I also think WIP commits can most often be avoided.
Agree with you 🤘
Agree, i share the opinion that we should commit only complete work.