As long as there is a non-emoji description of what is happening in your commit, use whatever you want. It's not something that I would ever use on anything sem

As long as there is a non-emoji description of what is happening in your commit, use whatever you want. It's not something that I would ever use on anything semi-serious but I'm not going to forbid people who want to express themselves that way. The one thing that I will forbid them to do though is use it in branch names - and especially in the beginning of the branch (if it's in the middle you can use tab completion). Your commit is something that I can read or I can use its hash, but branch names are something that I have to interact with directly and I don't want to have to copy/paste the name from github or trying to figure out how to type this emoji.