@randgalt - You want to see every burp and hiccup along the development timeline? Why not take that viewpoint to the logical endpoint and auto-commit after every character typed?
Oh would that be insane? Because it's useless noise in the history? What you actually care about was the developers intent? Now you're starting to see the light. Once you grok git you realize the value of crafting your local commits to provide an immaculate and bisectable project history to the outside world.
@randgalt - You want to see every burp and hiccup along the development timeline? Why not take that viewpoint to the logical endpoint and auto-commit after every character typed?
Oh would that be insane? Because it's useless noise in the history? What you actually care about was the developers intent? Now you're starting to see the light. Once you grok git you realize the value of crafting your local commits to provide an immaculate and bisectable project history to the outside world.