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I should have put a smiley at the end of my sentence 😅

I am not *that* paranoid, but certainly I like to push my work at the end of each day. I am not actually anti-git, it is just taking me a while to get used to its best practices and nuances.

Depends on what the server's role is, right? If the server is my cloud backup, then yes I should push all local branches to the server all the time. If the server is hosting a large open-source project that I'm contributing to, then I'm usually not allowed to push my changes to the server until I've finished everything. If the server is hosting my public project releases, then I keep my WIPs and experiments local, and I only push "polished" (possibly squashed/amended) commits. That last scenario minimizes low-quality commits like "Fix typo in previous commit" that make commit history difficult to read and bloat the repository size -- this is especially important with LabVIEW, where each VI change could potentially increase the repo size by 100s of KB, leading to multi-GB repositories very quickly.

I added what I have to https://github.com/taylorh140/Pgui. It's only right since I copied the enabling technology right from this forum. I don't know if ill have a huge amount of time to work on this but ill defiantly try and improve it when I can. There is still a lot of things that would be nice to develop for this.