However if you do compile and/or run the tests it makes a lot of sense to make logical commits instead of monolithic commits of changes that are not interdependent. And --amend ing a commit message to fix a typo before pushing it is completely harmless.
There's some valid bits in there but commandment-from-on-high writing style is pretty offputting.
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However if you do compile and/or run the tests it makes a lot of sense to make logical commits instead of monolithic commits of changes that are not interdependent. And --amend ing a commit message to fix a typo before pushing it is completely harmless.
There's some valid bits in there but commandment-from-on-high writing style is pretty offputting.