Since we only have one disk drive available, it's actually slower to write multiple files, since a drive is inherently single threaded.

A use case for this is when we build images for local development but we don't want them to be committed along with the production build.

We're also already using .local-dev-build for testing the site locally.

We can lay it out by putting my profile image to the left and my elevator pitch text to the right of it.

This can be safely done because the contents never change. This should also reduce build times.

We test reads and writes by checking out a test branch at the beginning, and then deleting that branch after all tests are complete.

The tests we should run are all the document crud operations:

• Commits
  • Add
  • Edit
  • Delete
  • Rename
• Unstaged working tree
  • Add
  • Edit
  • Delete
  • Rename