On Friday, February 24, 2012 10:57:31 Stephen Kelly wrote: > Clean readable history is important for now and for the future.
as long as we don't become too obsessive and start expecting git mastery from everyone who comes along. we need to keep the bar for participation low enough to be reached in practice (note: *not* "reachable in theory"). i'm not advocating a messy history or screwy git repositories ... but wish to keep focused on being a realistic participation target. that is at least partially a matter of perception as well; if it sounds too difficult, people will assume it is dificult. and pragmatically .. if people spend 1 hour coding and then even 30 minutes fiddling with commit granularity and atomicity ... we will have fewer people contributing. not only because of the time spent on git fu, but because they come to contribute code not play with git. at the same time, your offer of guidance and help is really appreciated. :) cheers ... -- Aaron J. Seigo
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