One habit quietly polluted my Git history for months. Sometimes when we make a commit and realize that a feature has been left uncommitted, we just create a new commit with a commit message close to “Project feature update final final v2”.
There is actually nothing wrong with it except the fact that it really builds up the commit history with utter nonsense commit messages. This, feeds ambiguity and ambiguity kills systems.
However, this can be fixed by a simple command.
git commit --amend
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