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I think that on the contrary, everything should be in the commit. The commit message is dated, it has an author and a context. How often do you come across stra

by karim 10y ago

I think that on the contrary, everything should be in the commit. The commit message is dated, it has an author and a context. How often do you come across stray comments which shouldn't be here because the code got refactored away? Commis are often just a git blame away anyway.

Cthulhu_ 10y ago
Except when a line has been changed over a longer period of time. Although maybe I'm just not comfortable with tracking history too much, because in the applications I generally work on (customer-facing webapps) we generally don't need to look back in history too much.