I find it much easier to make logical meaningful commits if you use a tool like SourceTree or some kind of UI. It's just easier with a tool that lets you select lines of a file to be part of a commit. So after you've done a day or two worth of work, you can spend time adding files / lines to be part of a logical commit, continue doing that on a branch until everything is committed.
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I find it much easier to make logical meaningful commits if you use a tool like SourceTree or some kind of UI. It's just easier with a tool that lets you select lines of a file to be part of a commit. So after you've done a day or two worth of work, you can spend time adding files / lines to be part of a logical commit, continue doing that on a branch until everything is committed.