Development is rarely a linear process, and our commits tend to reflect this. Here you'll learn about a git flow for faster PR reviews and an keeping your git history organized. Tagged with tutorial, productivity, git.

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When building a new feature, create commits as you go to save your work and fix bugs. Merge branch into main once PR is approved. Don't worry too much about writing descriptive commit messages just yet. The purpose of these commits are to make sure you don't lose work and provide some guideposts.

Git Organized: A Better Git Flow

I’m always trying to use atomic commits to avoid such cases with reverting change, buy for sure I will try this approach

Interesting process that I’ll try one day

I can always use more information on managing my workflow in Git. Thanks for the information! 😀

Great article! I am just a beginner with git and it still makes sense. Hopefully I won’t forget about it :D