Git commit best practices emphasize small, logical changes
A Git commit should contain one logical change that can be reverted independently. The git add -p command allows precise staging by reviewing changes in sections. Commit messages should be clear enough for future understanding. Using .gitignore prevents unnecessary files from entering the repository. These practices improve code review efficiency and tool reliability.
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