Julia Evans on Nostr: a few more "use less git features" tricks I think are interesting (even though I ...
a few more "use less git features" tricks I think are interesting (even though I don't do most of them):
- use worktrees so that you don't have switch branches so much (technically this is 'use an extra feature’, but a lot of people said they find it simplifies things)
- use `git merge --squash` instead of `git rebase`, to avoid rewriting history (and so you only have to fix each conflict once)
- avoid submodules when possible
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- use worktrees so that you don't have switch branches so much (technically this is 'use an extra feature’, but a lot of people said they find it simplifies things)
- use `git merge --squash` instead of `git rebase`, to avoid rewriting history (and so you only have to fix each conflict once)
- avoid submodules when possible
(3/?)