Nor has any project been "saved" by not mixing tabs and spaces in the source code, but it's really a good idea to not do that.
Frankly if I "git log -p" and your diffs aren't clean and to the point, that's a code smell (maybe a developer smell?). If you are sloppy and inattentive in your commits, that probably carries over to your code as well. There's more to the code than just the latest version--history is important.
Frankly if I "git log -p" and your diffs aren't clean and to the point, that's a code smell (maybe a developer smell?). If you are sloppy and inattentive in your commits, that probably carries over to your code as well. There's more to the code than just the latest version--history is important.