That moment your pull request wants to merge 26,125 commits into master
Description
The image is a cropped GitHub pull-request banner on a white background. A prominent green button labeled "Merge" sits at the top left, with an unchecked checkbox labeled "Squash commits" and a small info icon beside it. Bold text directly underneath states "26125 commits and 8 merge commit will be added to master." followed by a blue link "Modify merge commit". A faint grey helper line reads "You can merge this merge request manually using the command line". The ridiculous 26 k-commit count lampoons poor branching hygiene, missing rebases, and the terror of hitting merge without squashing, resonating with version-control and code-review veterans
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“26,125 commits into master? Ah, we’re just converting Git history into an event stream and trusting prod to be the consumer that figures it out.”
After 15 years in the industry, I've learned that the number of commits in a PR is inversely proportional to the developer's understanding of git rebase -i. This looks like someone discovered the 'save' button in their IDE and thought each Ctrl+S deserved its own commit message
When your feature branch has been open so long that the original author has retired, the tech stack has been rewritten twice, and the product manager who requested it doesn't even work at the company anymore - but hey, at least you remembered to squash those 26,125 commits. Nothing says 'I've been rebasing for three days straight' quite like a merge that could single-handedly crash your CI/CD pipeline and make git blame utterly useless for the next decade
Squash and merge: Because a pristine master history is worth more than the forensic value of your 47 'WIP: oops' commits
“Merge 26,125 commits into master” - choose Merge to preserve bisectable archaeology, or Squash to rebrand chaos as a single design decision
Pressing Merge on 26,125 commits is the fastest way to load‑test your CI, your branching strategy, and your incident response - all in one click
Reviewerers comment below Comment deleted
Merge commit of death Comment deleted
wanna commit a suicide ? Comment deleted
I'm was searching your message Comment deleted
Thanks to all the people behind the scenes who inspired me for this comment Comment deleted
I think, github give achievement "YOLO" to reviewer Comment deleted
Or adding a new achievement "How did we get here?" Comment deleted
А че так мало изменений? Comment deleted
tr: why so little changed? please use English in this chat Comment deleted
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Then use English in your profile description too Comment deleted
I don't feel like it's a fair comment. The rules of this group chat don't apply to her personal account Comment deleted
But I'm not necessarily talking about the chat rules on the first place, ok? It is about how you position yourself to the world. If this chat is created and maintained by russians, but they wish it to be fully international and demand only english to be used, then you do expect moderators to go full english too, right? Its weird to demand others to go full english yet having your profile description not translated... Its just not consistent. Comment deleted
1. It's not fully run by russians. For instance, there's the @RiedleroD, who's Austrian (I think?) 2. My point still stands, admins' identities are not bound by a single chat that they maintain I'm not trying to harass you, just saying 😃 Comment deleted
yup, austrian is correct. @iolebedev we've decided this to be an international chat, not a russian chat. Doesn't matter who moderates it Comment deleted
I claim this group by the rights UN gives me every one kneel down and stay calm so you won't get hurt Comment deleted
Not "only english" be used, but "this chat sould be accessible to English-only people". This means that a message should be written in a way that delivers the meaning to people why may not speak other languages. For example, this message (I'm not lazy and writing it in english and russian). Profile descriptions are somewhat unrelated to chat --- and the "related" part (pronouns and name) is still in English. And, as said above, not all of the chat mainatiers are russian or know russian language Идея не в том, чтобы использовать *только английский*, а в том, чтобы общаться так, чтобя любой человек, знающий английский могли понять смысл (почти) каждого сообщения. Например это сообщения --- в этот раз я не поленилась и написала его как на английском языке, так и на своем родном. Описания профилей мне кажется не совсем имеют отношение к чату. У меня же нет каких-то нехороших вещей там --- только текст и пара ссылок. Местоимения и имя записаны на английском, есть английский pronouns page. Не вижу проблемы, вот прям никакой. Ну и как уже сказали, не все поддерживатели чата (не смогла найти слова) русские или знают русский язык Comment deleted
Я надеюсь что я не наплела фигни в переводе и что эти два текста по смвслу более-менее совпадают I hope I translated my message correctly and its meaning is the same as in my head Comment deleted
TL;DR: you can use any languages as long as you provide English translation for what you say 'cause not everyone understands languages other than English Comment deleted
Who the hell cares about the profile stuff? Thats your private choice. Imagine being in multiple languages admin. Aren’t you allowed to be? The group chat is different from your profile. Whats next demand to be english in PMs too? Comment deleted
literally 1984 Comment deleted
it's 2023 Comment deleted
damn, since when? Comment deleted
since Jan 1st Comment deleted
wake up Neo ^^ you'we the chosen wan uwu Comment deleted
Russian language is overrated anyway :D Comment deleted
Underrated Comment deleted
i feel more comfortable using english Comment deleted
it's a solid language, but grammar is overly complex and too much words coming from english slang 7/10 Comment deleted
You can do amazing stuff with literature style but i'm stupid Comment deleted
WHY THE FUCK WOULD YOU NEED 6 FUTURE TIMES AND 6 PAST TIMES is one of my concerns with it Comment deleted
what do you mean 6 future times? Comment deleted
is there really SIX future+past times?? i thought only one... Comment deleted
depends on how you quantify it Comment deleted
One future, one present and one past times Comment deleted
one-time|multiple-times|uncertain|continuus|multiple-times-continuous|multiple-times-finished Comment deleted
These are not times Comment deleted
those are what Comment deleted
you don't even know that meaning of a word can dramatically change based on a prefix and it is not consistent with the whole language. Comment deleted
I don't speak it, 0/10 Comment deleted
I don't know it -5/10 Comment deleted
time to learn Comment deleted
only if you learn upper austrian dialect Comment deleted
сука блять (suka blyat) Comment deleted
I know this one Comment deleted
it's two Comment deleted
I know these two Comment deleted
💀😂 Comment deleted
☑️ Squash commits Comment deleted
Sounds good Comment deleted
Epic Comment deleted
nothing special, just my daily routine Comment deleted
Literally me Comment deleted
for some verbs only two are allowed: <Perfect Infinitive> сделать (make done) <Perfect Past/Fem> сделала (made<f> done) <Perfect Present> None <-------- <Perfect Future> сделаю (will make done) Comment deleted
i dont count verb base form (inf) as 'time' Comment deleted
Programming languages? No, its about languages, just languages Comment deleted