commitstreak

noun
UK /kəˈmɪt.striːk/
US /kəˈmɪt.striːk/

A commitstreak is a long run of days when you keep doing something without stopping.

She kept her commitstreak going by practicing piano every single day for a month.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A number of computer code saves made one after another without a break.

His commitstreak on the coding project reached fifty days in a row.

3. A record of how many times in a row someone has shown up or joined in.

The app shows a little flame for every day of your commitstreak.

4. A friendly challenge to see who can keep a daily task going the longest.

The two friends started a commitstreak to read a book every night.