Daily Software Tips & Tricks

Ever find yourself halfway through three different fixes when you realize you should have committed the first one ten minutes ago? Instead of committing everything at once, use `git add -p`. This interactive mode lets you review "hunks" of code and decide exactly which changes go into the next commit.

It’s a lifesaver for keeping your pull requests clean and your commit history readable. By staging only what belongs to a specific logic change, you make life much easier for your reviewers and your future self when you're inevitably hunting down a bug using git bisect.