Nice, I would also add to use your local git repo often, checkin often and when you notice a bug you have the option of using git bisect to help you to narrow down where it came from. Assuming it was something that was recently introduced.
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yes, definetely. having a detailed history of atomic commits helps a lot in the long run to find out what piece of code introduced the bug!.
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Nice, I would also add to use your local git repo often, checkin often and when you notice a bug you have the option of using
git bisectto help you to narrow down where it came from. Assuming it was something that was recently introduced.yes, definetely. having a detailed history of atomic commits helps a lot in the long run to find out what piece of code introduced the bug!.
thanx for your comment!