Still, for those very hard bugs that everyone just hovers around and procrastinates, this is perfect advice!

This should be much more wide-spread. The hardest part of programming is reading someone else’s code.

More people should learn to do git rebase -i, it’s a simple way to re-organise your commits to make sure that they tell a story to someone going through the PR commit by commit. It only takes a minute and can save your colleagues so much time and increase the quality of the review process.

https://learngitbranching.js.org Is a very accessible browser game that I found useful on my Git journey to start to grasp the underlying structures and operations such as rebase.