Should I make commits to the repository that contain methods with NotImplementedException?

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Although the essence is reflected in the question, I want to describe the situation in more detail:
For example, a class implements an interface with a large set of methods. Each method is, in my opinion, a separate task and should be framed as a separate commit. The process in my understanding is:

1. Making a class commit with unimplemented methods
   
2. We write a test for a method - we make a commit
   
3. We write the implementation of the method - we make a commit
   

Steps 2 and 3 are repeated until the work is completed.
Am I right? If so, is it ok to add a set of unimplemented classes and gradually implement them? Or does it cost one?

Answer 1

Yes, it's part of the development process. This is fine.