Daily Software Tips & Tricks

Ever finished a long coding session and realized you've written code for three different features, but you want to keep your commit history clean? Instead of committing everything at once, use `git add -p` (or `--patch`). This command runs an interactive session that walks you through every single change in your workspace, letting you decide whether to stage it, skip it, or even split a change into smaller pieces.

It's a lifesaver for keeping your pull requests focused and easy to review. Your future self—and your teammates—will thank you for commits that actually match their commit messages.