I'm wondering if there's an upper limit to the number of commits that a git repository can handle.
In a solo project I'm working on right now, I've been coding locally, committing/pushing changes in git, then pulling the changes on my development server.
I treat this as an easier alternative to working locally and uploading changes via FTP... Fortunately/Unfortunately it's such an easy workflow that I sometimes go through many edit/commit/push/pull/browser-refresh cycles while coding.
I'm wondering if this is going to turn around and bite me somewhere down the line. If it's likely to be a problem, I'm wondering how I can avoid that trouble ... It seems like a rebase might be the way to go, especially since I won't have to worry about conflicting branches etc.