I keep a local scratch dir, which is pretty a much a pile of work-in-progress, experiments and things that break everything. A scratch-pad, even. 😂
For work with any permanence, that goes into a very well organised source/git dir, with sub-dirs for owner/org and then repo.
Work-in-progress goes on feature branches in git. If it's really just some wild experimentation, I might not push these up, so these might just be local branches - but even so, the git diff/compare functionality is very useful, also commits & rollbacks while still experimenting.
If the work-in-progress reaches a point of sensible stability, or where I would get annoyed if I lost it even if it's not "complete", push it up.
I keep a local
scratchdir, which is pretty a much a pile of work-in-progress, experiments and things that break everything. A scratch-pad, even. 😂For work with any permanence, that goes into a very well organised source/git dir, with sub-dirs for owner/org and then repo.
Work-in-progress goes on feature branches in git. If it's really just some wild experimentation, I might not push these up, so these might just be local branches - but even so, the git diff/compare functionality is very useful, also commits & rollbacks while still experimenting.
If the work-in-progress reaches a point of sensible stability, or where I would get annoyed if I lost it even if it's not "complete",
pushit up.discoveryis also a great term!