I remember at an old job where the feedback loop was quite slow, so you always ended up with multiple branches or PRs in play at a time. I ended up using git worktree to basically have each branch as its own separate workspace (rip my hard drive) because the process of stashing and switching, pulling, and untangling wip commits got old fast.
I still juggle a few plates now (for better or worse) and especially with VisualJJ that experience is much nicer. I can just switch between bookmarks and do what I need to, and `absorb` makes that super nice in terms of addressing PR feedback.
I still juggle a few plates now (for better or worse) and especially with VisualJJ that experience is much nicer. I can just switch between bookmarks and do what I need to, and `absorb` makes that super nice in terms of addressing PR feedback.