Yuri <yuri@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > On 5/5/21 11:43 PM, Johannes Sixt wrote: >> I know. But, as I said, when you turn away from your current work, which >> is precious, then you should make a commit, in particular, when you can >> forsee that you might not be able to come back soon. > > > How can I commit unfinished work? Commits are public, this would break > things. Unlike centralized SCM like SVN and CVS, commits in Git are private until you make them public by pushing, and you do not allow other people to fetch/pull from the repository you actively work in. If your commits become public immediately after you make them, perhaps there is a room in your workflow for vast improvement.
