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Should commits be executed only if the solution is compiled and successfully built? are "average", permissible in very large changes that leave the code not working, say, after a few hours?

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Yes, that’s acceptable.

Version control is intended for version control; no backup. You should have something separate place to work with backup copies of the compiled code, which, perhaps, really appeal to the version control system.

In any case, forcing the developer to wait for code verification is an upcoming disaster of the lost code at some point .

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