For "me" projects, I commit to master, and I leverage branches for bigger or messy features. That way I can work on an idea, and if it doesn't work, I can throw it away or file it away for a later date.
This is a pretty common sentiment. It seems like complexity of the change is a big driving factor in folks decision on how their git flow will go.
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For "me" projects, I commit to master, and I leverage branches for bigger or messy features. That way I can work on an idea, and if it doesn't work, I can throw it away or file it away for a later date.
This is a pretty common sentiment. It seems like complexity of the change is a big driving factor in folks decision on how their git flow will go.