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YES. It's very easy to write good commit messages; what's much harder is making "good" (as in: atomic, understandable) commits. I know I'm just restating what
by invalidOrTaken 8y ago
YES. It's very easy to write good commit messages; what's much harder is making "good" (as in: atomic, understandable) commits. I know I'm just restating what you said, but...I just agree very strongly.
- gregmac 8y agoPart of the problem is it's not obvious why you need to do this until you need it, at which point it's too late. Reasons include: understanding how a change works (all related code in one place without extra distraction), easy to revert, easy to figure out why that code is there during a blame.