Do you commit your code at once or split it between several commits to make it look like you've been working hard?
>>110193549I do not commit. Why would I share anything I make with a bunch of ungrateful entitled losers I don't even know? My projects are mine and they are for me. Nobody else can use them. Ha. Ha. Ha!
>your codelaugh out loud (lol)
haven't written code professionally since before AI so even my dumb anecdotes are out of date but I used to wait until I accumulated a critical mass of changes that made the mandated code review a lgtm rubberstamp. never did learn my lesson
>>110193876Okay, claude's or chatgpt's code>>110193585But you won't get paid this way
you make feature branches, incrimentally add to the feature in multiple commits until the full project builds, and then you merge. this has been known since vcs was a thing.
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>>110193549I do small commits for myself. It's so easy to just hack around then and do git reset --hard if you fucked up a step
>>110193549I “work” from home on friday and I never do any actual work at home so I put off my last commit on thursday until friday to make it look like I did something friday.
>>110193549Please, for the love of God, split your commits. And stop throwing 100+ file PRs right before a sprint ends. If you completed four tickets, at least 4 commits and 4 PRs.
I don't use version control.
Whenever I finished a feature or functionality, so I can rollback before I added it. The issue with splitting commits too much is that you have to be sure that you really want it to be be that way, I don't want to commit stuff that won't stick around long-term in my program, so it has to be something finished and something working that I can be sure is here to stay.
>>110194035I don't write code.
>>110193941I am employed so it's alright
>>110194114I don't write. I dictated this to my personal assistant.Candi honey, attach the chicken fried Ukraine invasion picture. You know the one. Thanks babe.
>>110193549I let claude commit
>>110194035Version control? More like virgin control #gotem
>>110194175What about co-authored by, though?
>>110193549I only commit before I change something major. The rest of the time I forget or don't care.
>>110193549I used to split changes into more or less self contained pieces of work, because it was easier to search for bugs with git bisect and trace what was done and when. Now I don't give a shit, because Eeee-Aiiii will take care of it either way.
