I do! My workflow on personal projects is very different from work. In that, I find myself making commits to the main branch way more often.
However, if I want to POC something or start building a feature that won't be finished in a single session. I'll use a branch. It's easier to rollback if things break. And you can push code to your repository without triggering a build on your main branch (assuming you have CI/CD setup).
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.
I do! My workflow on personal projects is very different from work. In that, I find myself making commits to the main branch way more often.
However, if I want to POC something or start building a feature that won't be finished in a single session. I'll use a branch. It's easier to rollback if things break. And you can push code to your repository without triggering a build on your main branch (assuming you have CI/CD setup).