Junio C Hamano wrote:
I obviously agree with this. As I said a few times I regret introducing "add -i" --- it encourages a wrong workflow, in that what you commit in steps never match what you had in the working tree and could have tested until the very end.
On the other hand, not all changes require any testing at all. For example, if you're using git to manage documentation, it is totally reasonable to commit a fix for a simple spelling error in one part of a file while not committing an in-progress rewrite of another part.
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