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Got deployed on a freshly created team taking over an existing project. Was working on a task. One day later, dev lead came along, my current task was being handed to him, I will be transferred over at a different component with less resource. My current work has some setup code changes advised by one of the dev originally handling the project so it could be built and I could start working while somebody else fix it. I asked the devlead if he would like a patch of my current changes along with the setup fixes so he could start working on it. He said, 'just commit it to our feature branch'. Days later, he told me why I committed stuff that wasn't included to the task, referring to the setup code. Accused me that it's because I used git terminal.

I was shookt. From then on, everything I say, I do, weren't taken seriously. I want to quit. fml. It doesn't really help that I look like a kid.

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    Hmmm... Using git command line is much more versatile then using some app with UI that executes git command line in background. At least you know exactly what you did with git.

    In my company we have set clear rules on how we use git, how to avoid conflicts, how to merge branches, to commit and push. Never had any issues with git and we had devs coming in and out in past 2 years.
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