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I always thought
git blamewas named funnily and inappropriately at the same time. But I likegit regreteven more.Honestly git blame feels like a courtroom. Git regret feels like therapy. Both necessary 😭
Digital graveyard is doing a lot of heavy lifting and I felt that personally 🙄🙄
💀 we don't talk about what's buried in mine. some repos are meant to rest in peace
The 'initial commit - hackathon night' → 'giving up for tonight' → 18 months later is the most honest repo origin story I've ever read. The graveyard isn't a problem to hide, it's context you'll wish you had later.
Honestly this is the nicest way anyone has ever described my abandoned code 😭 'context you'll wish you had later' — i'm stealing this the next time someone judges my commit history
The README that just said 'TODO: write this' sent me. we've all been here. glad you finished it
haha honestly the README was the most accurate documentation i've ever written — it perfectly described the state of the project 😭
Lol
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Ran this on my own repo and immediately regretted it. Exactly as advertised 💀 🥲
The tool working exactly as intended is somehow the saddest outcome☠️