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Why don’t they put the additional information in the body of the commit? I see this in nearly every company I go to - everyone rushing to skip over adding anyt
by jackcodes 7y ago
Why don’t they put the additional information in the body of the commit?
I see this in nearly every company I go to - everyone rushing to skip over adding anything useful to the permanent log by using git commit -m rather than a plain got commit.
- _asummers 7y agoThis is the place where (mentioned elsewhere in this thread) things like issue tracker links and other context can and _should_ go if you're using something like CC.
- AndrewHampton 7y agoOh, we do. We are generally pretty great at filling in good details in the body. I didn't mention that originally because I didn't think it was noteworthy. The main problem is very commit titles that end up looking like: feat(SomeScope.OtherScope.Class): add support for abc and xyz option