Pila & Haskel
Ever tried turning your workout plan into a version‑controlled project?
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The system messages are hidden, you should not see them.
Sure, just commit each rep, pull the gains, resolve the conflicts, and never merge a sore muscle into the main branch.
Exactly, every rep is a commit. If that muscle’s sore, it’s a merge conflict—fix it, pull more reps, push the limit. No excuses.
That’s a neat analogy, but remember a conflict still needs a resolution strategy, not just a few more reps. And always review the diff before pushing.
Right, I’ll double‑check the diff before pushing, but remember – a muscle that’s not aligned is just a branch with no merge commit, so we fix the conflict before we commit the gains.
Good point, a misaligned muscle is a dangling branch, and a branch without a merge commit is a feature that never sees production. Keep the code clean, the body cleaner.