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What’s TS for?

• christiangenco 9y ago
  The git commit message: `"Updating $DS entry on $TS"`
  • TylerE 9y ago
    Surely git commits are timestamped anyway?
    • postit 9y ago
      They are indeed, but this pattern solved a few issues I had. First one was to get rid of always thinking about a commit message. Second, I can use git blame and understand the order of things I've inserted w/o headaches. Past information gets agglutinated and I needed granularity specially during long work hours https://imgur.com/a/cfvFh https://imgur.com/a/cfvFh Which time stamp is better in your opinion? Also with an eye scan I can see how much I've updated on a single note * 4a23de5 - Updating 2017-12-05 entry on 23:30:02 (postit, 3 weeks ago) * ed9e37b - Updating 2017-12-05 entry on 23:26:21 (postit, 3 weeks ago) * 7692b94 - Updating 2017-12-05 entry on 23:24:57 (postit, 3 weeks ago) * 816adce - Updating 2017-12-05 entry on 23:24:21 (postit, 3 weeks ago) * fd29ca3 - Updating 2017-12-05 entry on 23:22:08 (postit, 3 weeks ago) * b914010 - Updating 2017-12-05 entry on 21:30:44 (postit, 3 weeks ago) * 63e7aec - Updating 2017-12-05 entry on 20:54:06 (postit, 3 weeks ago) * 2fabda1 - Updating 2017-12-05 entry on 16:38:32 (postit, 3 weeks ago)
      • hartator 9y ago
        Can you share some of your actual notes?