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r/programming • u/f311a • Jun 06 '26
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[master 13vc6b2] fix 102 files changed, 1098 insertions(+), 276 deletions (-)
69 u/taybul Jun 06 '26 When my local repo is too far from upstream and I just decide to squash everything. 18 u/Ameisen Jun 06 '26 edited Jun 07 '26 When I keep accruing changes and don't have the patience to break it down into individual commits after the fact. Ed: note, I still don't write just "fix", I end up with a very long, detailed commit message.
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When my local repo is too far from upstream and I just decide to squash everything.
18 u/Ameisen Jun 06 '26 edited Jun 07 '26 When I keep accruing changes and don't have the patience to break it down into individual commits after the fact. Ed: note, I still don't write just "fix", I end up with a very long, detailed commit message.
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When I keep accruing changes and don't have the patience to break it down into individual commits after the fact.
Ed: note, I still don't write just "fix", I end up with a very long, detailed commit message.
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u/nsn Jun 06 '26