I was having this problem at work too, until I decided to add sub-tasks to my assigned tasks.
So for each sub-task that should be one step into solving the overall bug or implementing the feature, I create a commit.
For instance, If I have Task "x", I would divide it into Subtask 1, Subtask 2, and so on. And commit each working subtask. And when I'm done with the whole task I push the changes.
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I was having this problem at work too, until I decided to add sub-tasks to my assigned tasks.
So for each sub-task that should be one step into solving the overall bug or implementing the feature, I create a commit.
For instance, If I have Task "x", I would divide it into Subtask 1, Subtask 2, and so on. And commit each working subtask. And when I'm done with the whole task I push the changes.