IDGAF git commit
Commit quickly and often.
It's better to commit a hundred times and be able to checkout any version of your project than to only commit once a day and have very low fidelity into your codebase.
Two aliases for this.
g is the "I don't care about git commit logs, just commit" alias.
gp says "just commit whatever and push it".
I run these 20+ times a day for projects where git history is not that important (solo projects).
function g() {
git add .
git commit -m "$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%H:%M:%S)"
}
function gp() {
g && git push
}
BTW - you can always git reflog these, either in the UI during a PR merge, or manually in your terminal, if it feels bad 👍