On May 22, 1:21 pm, Christopher Lee <l...@chem.ucla.edu> wrote:
> experimental branch on github? Since I don't receive RSS from github
> on my own commits (or anyone else's, come to think of it), I don't
> know exactly what it is reporting. Is it reporting new commits on any
> branch or just master? Will it be better for you if I push each commit
> on my experimental branch (to an experimental branch on my github
It reports every activity on the repository that one has subscribed
to. So yes all work on branches are reported.
I don't know what the right solution is, when 10 large commits show up
all at once it is too much work even for a cursory examination, and I
just skip them all. Which then leads to having no idea what has been
happening.
On the other extreme is getting lots of non-relevant commits. That
would not be good either. Maybe keep an eye out and when you have a
batch of relevant commits that all belong together push them out as
one. I guess if you don't let them pile up too much it should be fine.
Istvan
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