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@cleverthis @freemo I would heavily recommend looking into git-compatible tools like jujutsu that let you tinker first and commit later without all the mental overhead required to pre-plan your commits in advance. Sometimes as you go down the rabbit hole when fixing an issue or adding a feature, the easiest thing to do is finish and worry about organization afterwards and tools like jujutsu, (and pijul/DARCS) give you more flexibility than hit in this regards (and it’s easier to keep track of and keep a clean history IMO).