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I know Georgia mentioned this on Thursday and you've been co-authoring your commits nicely but things still look a little poorly balanced:
It can be good practice to start a branch for a feature; do 20-30 mins on one computer, commit and push to the branch and then the other person in the pair pull that branch on their computer. You get equal commits and it ensures that both people have chance to backseat-drive. It can also be a great way to spot issues as you pull the new commits and read through the code.
Employers have been known to look through things like this and on first glance it looks like you've not been splitting things equally (even though we know you have!)
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I know Georgia mentioned this on Thursday and you've been co-authoring your commits nicely but things still look a little poorly balanced:
It can be good practice to start a branch for a feature; do 20-30 mins on one computer, commit and push to the branch and then the other person in the pair pull that branch on their computer. You get equal commits and it ensures that both people have chance to backseat-drive. It can also be a great way to spot issues as you pull the new commits and read through the code.
Employers have been known to look through things like this and on first glance it looks like you've not been splitting things equally (even though we know you have!)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: