Nice approach. I also am guilty of using git commit -a for many files(some unrelated) but I just live with it.
git commit -a
However, what I do try to do every time I can, is adding patches of files with git add -p and choosing a patch.
git add -p
This one is sometimes complicated because if the patches are too close, Git treats them as one :(
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Nice approach. I also am guilty of using
git commit -afor many files(some unrelated) but I just live with it.However, what I do try to do every time I can, is adding patches of files with
git add -pand choosing a patch.This one is sometimes complicated because if the patches are too close, Git treats them as one :(