New Project at work.
First commit: 'Initial commit'
Second commit: 'Refactoring'
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If one person has written a proof of concept and thats been submitted as first commit it isnt that strange

@Codex404 it was more like:

First commit: We will do it this way *creating models and business logic*

Second commit(an hour later): We need to change the architecture, we need to use design pattern x and y, we need to split repos,...

sounds like a classic development process.

You always need to refactor your code until your standard of perfection is achieved.

Like forging a sword from raw metal, you need to deform the metal (your code) first then melt it along a different metal (some other guys code in open source). From that blend you forge the sword (code) and hammer it (refactor) to perfection.

1) Initial commit.
2) Committing missed files. See previous commit.