Do you sqash commits when you merge to main?
We always kept the full history but i think it is a bit messy for an overview how main changed. Especially if i want to know what changed between two MRs/PRs.
What are your arguments to do it like you do?
Sal Rahman
boosted
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Stefano Marinelli
boosted
Seeking advice for FreeBSD as a daily driver on an ASUS X580VD
(Intel HD 630 + GTX 1050 Optimus)
Five questions at <https://www.reddit.com/r/freebsd/comments/1r9j67j/advice_for_running_freebsd_as_daily_driver_on_an/> (replies there, if you can – thanks).
The writer's use case and goals:
― web dev stack: Java, Node/React, Python, Go
― occasional virtualization and Linuxulator for Linux-only tooling
― prefer GNOME, but open to recommendations if another DE/DM is more reliable here
― Intel as primary + NVIDIA for on-demand/offload use (if possible).
Seeking advice for FreeBSD as a daily driver on an ASUS X580VD
(Intel HD 630 + GTX 1050 Optimus)
Five questions at <https://www.reddit.com/r/freebsd/comments/1r9j67j/advice_for_running_freebsd_as_daily_driver_on_an/> (replies there, if you can – thanks).
The writer's use case and goals:
― web dev stack: Java, Node/React, Python, Go
― occasional virtualization and Linuxulator for Linux-only tooling
― prefer GNOME, but open to recommendations if another DE/DM is more reliable here
― Intel as primary + NVIDIA for on-demand/offload use (if possible).