I am a huge proponent of visibility and issue tracking, so first choice is typically to update the ticket. I love it when I am able to finish the day with a feature complete commit, but that doesn't typically happen. I still try to commit at the end of the day and use a descriptive message which I reference in the morning to pick up from there. Worse case scenario I leave everything in place with an error on the screen or a broken test, something that will yell at me when I try to go in the wrong direction. Post-its are another fun tool for reminders.
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I am a huge proponent of visibility and issue tracking, so first choice is typically to update the ticket. I love it when I am able to finish the day with a feature complete commit, but that doesn't typically happen. I still try to commit at the end of the day and use a descriptive message which I reference in the morning to pick up from there. Worse case scenario I leave everything in place with an error on the screen or a broken test, something that will yell at me when I try to go in the wrong direction. Post-its are another fun tool for reminders.