Matthew
@matthew
Is there a good practice for sharing code files across machines without committing to GitHub? I switch often between desktop and MacBook, and don't want to just commit "saving progress" constantly, but also I don't want to have to commit code before it's ready. maybe a good hardware drive with remote access?
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FlexasaurusRex -◨-◨
@flexasaurusrex
can always work from a secondary branch.
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Monteluna
@monteluna
Deploy branch <- Predeploy branch <- Dev branch <- Feature branches <- Test branches. Also squash commits please.
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FlexasaurusRex -◨-◨
@flexasaurusrex
yea been doing everything on main like a psychopath.
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Matthew
@matthew
can't do that on a team haha
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Monteluna
@monteluna
I don't judge I've been there. It's just after a certain team size and also, after having multiple laptops fail on me in the past 10 years, I just commit everything and work on branches as much as possible. Always be committing.
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