Hey all, I just saw about two hundred commits suddenly land in the Git repository today. This seems problematic from a *community* standpoint because how could anybody else review ALL of those commits? And what if commit #10 was going in the wrong direction ... well, the following 190 went down an incorrect path.
Committing often is the best way to get community involved. You can get better feedback when you push a few commits at a time. Everybody can participate. Interaction and guidance becomes possible. Pushing 200 commits means "working alone" rather than "with community". Cheers, -g
