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Friday, July 31, 2015
My first big lesson in Labeling Git Commits improperly
I just want to document,
as someone who's in their first years of programming, I feel like this is a mistake I've been anticipating.
Everyone always says to be diligent with your github commits and messaging.
So, I'm working on a project where I am the main programmer. Meaning, I'm the only programmer.
I've got a git repo, and i have make a commit each time i realize it's been a while since I made a commit, and since this project is a total mess of learning,
all my commits are completely multi thought, and all of them are titled "wip"
and now i've hit a bug, something that used to work, no longer does, and I can't think of why. and as i comb through my git commits, make a new branch, roll back and don't keep the changes, i can see, that just two weeks ago, the code that now doesn't work, did.
but shit if i know what I changed in a specific way. I mean, i know i did a lot of stuff under the hood to the model objects. and yeah, probably that should have been a commit that is not coupled with all the work i did on the filtering arrays with NSPredicates...
and i think to myself, if i had just been running simple tests, i might have caught this... but now..
now it's time to unravel.
and it's just a concrete understanding of the ideas of being diligent about your commits... i wonder if it will actually change my behaviour.
Friday, September 13, 2013
updates
hello all,
bike tour has been lovely. Indiana is flat and filled with corn. Rails to trails made riding smooth and tree lined. A very pleasant beginning, get those bike muscles into gear, get into our rhythm.
Riding buddies Darren and Caleb are a treat. Darren's always putting spice into our meals, and being a machine driven by peanut butter and summer sausage, he is constantly reminding us to eat, lots.
Caleb questions everything, Everything! Any predictive statement is met with, "well you never know". It's true Caleb, I don't know whether or not it will rain right now or if those clouds will roll on by, i'm just conjecturing out of my ass. Thank you for pointing it out. Despite his Kierkegaardian despair, he is a constant smile and has the most creative dreams which he loves to tell us about in the morning. Kittens coming out of rolled back grass, black ones in fact. <3
Kentucky is filled with rolling hills and galloping horses, it's just like a post card. We take back roads that ride along the ridges, contemplate climbing cell phone towers and view barns drying tobacco that looks like yellowed hides.
We'll be in nashville in 4 - 5 days depending on how hard we ride and what direction the wind blows. then it's onto the natchez trail. so exciting.
Pictures!!!!
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