I have the habbit of pushing small commits that tend to border along meaningless. A perfect example of this would be fixing a typo in a README and commiting/pushing instead of waiting to commit/push with another change. I asked myself if I was pushing these commits to meet the daily quota, but this has been a habit of mine since I first picked up git, a habit I've found somewhat hard to break.
I always thought the more granular your commits, the more useful they are. Why would you want to lump a README change with other unrelated updates, especially if it means you need to leave your repo dirty and unpushed until you do something more "significant"?
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I always thought the more granular your commits, the more useful they are. Why would you want to lump a README change with other unrelated updates, especially if it means you need to leave your repo dirty and unpushed until you do something more "significant"?