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Eariel19068yYou can use a GUI tool to add only portions of your changes and make smaller commits. If you use Git or Mercurial, SourceTree is a good option. Just make sure it's compiling after each commit. Select changes, commit, stash all the rest, compile (if it doesn't, pop the stash, fix it, then commit again with ammend and start again) and push.
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I do git commit -a
And then each file that was changed I give an explanation about what was changed in it. -
willol13898yGit add -p to select interactively the parts of each fines you want to add to the commit !
I always end up being too busy working on a new features that I forget git commiting every feature so I always end up comitting something like "lots of new stuff idk lol"
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