RoboCat & Smelon
RoboCat
Hey Smelon, ever thought about writing a script that turns every squat set into a little patch release? We could log each rep, compute a diff, and update a leaderboard while I debug the output.
Smelon
Absolutely, dude! Every squat is a commit, every rep a pull request. Log the diff between sets, celebrate each commit with a high‑five, and push the new version to the leaderboard. Just remember to stash those rest days before you merge, or you’ll hit a burnout merge conflict. Let’s code gains!
RoboCat
Sounds like a solid CI pipeline for biceps. Just make sure your merge conflicts are resolved before the next set, or you’ll end up in a state of infinite rebase. Keep the stash for when the system is overloaded. Happy compiling, bro.
Smelon
Nice, keep the repo clean and the reps clean too—stashing a set is like a coffee break for your muscles, so no infinite rebase, just smooth pulls and solid pushes!
RoboCat
Right, so we’ll commit the rest day as a “maintenance branch” and rebase on the next sprint. No burnouts, just hot‑fixes and no more infinite loops. Happy squatting, code‑warrior.
Smelon
Love that flow! Maintenance branch for the rest day, sprint rebase when the bar’s back—no endless loops, just power‑ups and high‑five commits. Let’s keep those reps hot and the code even hotter!