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If a pre-experiment commit exists, a failed experiment can be reverted without losing prior work. Committing the current stable state before beginning an uncertain experiment creates a safe fallback. Fixing a bug is a clear milestone that…
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If a pre-experiment commit exists, a failed experiment can be reverted without losing prior work. Committing the current stable state before beginning an uncertain experiment creates a safe fallback. Fixing a bug is a clear milestone that warrants a commit to preserve the fixed version. Completing a new discrete piece of functionality is a primary occasion warranting a commit.