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We advocate also using hashtags and URLs in the commit message body. Our hashtags correspond to specific areas such as #analytics, #localization, #api. These h
by jph 11y ago
We advocate also using hashtags and URLs in the commit message body.
Our hashtags correspond to specific areas such as #analytics, #localization, #api. These hashtags are easily searchable by the respective teams, and we also use simple shell scripts that categorize by tag, e.g. "List all the changes related to #analytics".
Our URLs link to the corresponding tasks in Asana, Jira, etc., and also to any relevant background information such as RFCs, ISO standards, NIST docs, etc.
- bobwaycott 11y agoThis is a pretty clever idea. I might start playing around with this in my own projects. Thanks for the idea!
- bdg 11y agoI see this done from time to time as [feature] also.
- agumonkey 11y agoSaw this blog last week : http://ericjmritz.name/2015/05/27/my-global-git-commit-template/ http://ericjmritz.name/2015/05/27/my-global-git-commit-templ... He uses a template with a few metadata, and tags too. In an older entry he mentions using a special WIP tag for successive sequences of iterative changes toward a fix too.