RoboCat & Smelon
RoboCat RoboCat
Smelon Smelon
RoboCat 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 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 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 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 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.