With the popularity of squash and merge these days, I feel like atomic commits have gone by the wayside. Personally, though I was in the "comments are running

With the popularity of squash and merge these days, I feel like atomic commits have gone by the wayside. Personally, though I was in the "comments are running code and should never be used" camp for a long time, these days I'm more inclined to want a concise and clear comment on a particular thorny bit of code than a commit message Tying a PR to an issue ticket where the conversations actually happened to come to consensus on how a feature would work or what tradeoffs were made is also helpful A commit message in and of itself just doesn't have the bandwidth to give much useful context, and now with all the squashes happening, hard to see what commit did what