- Battery: Charlie Schoettle
- Wiring: Jeremy Shinn
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If you estimate a change will not take you more than one day, it is okay to edit the code without making a new branch Just make sure that people are aware of this and push your changes when you finish
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If you are planning a significant, multi-day project, it is best to create a new branch then merge it in later. The branch name should be a short overview of what you plan to do. Send a message in channel before merging so everyone is aware of large changes.
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If you are creating new scripts, place them in a folder that has a descriptive name. This is so that if a project needs multiple code files, they can still stay organized.
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Check the files you have modified before making a commit. If you see a change to a file that you don't remember making, please check it and do not commit it if it was unintentional