Yoel Zeldes • 11/10/2016

Avoid committing junk

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The article explains a practical method to avoid committing debug prints and temporary code by marking such lines with a specific character sequence (e.g., 'xxx'). It details implementing a Git pre-commit hook that scans staged changes for these markers and blocks the commit if found, offering a way to enforce code hygiene and prevent 'junk' from reaching the remote repository.

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