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> It also never gets 'out of sync' like code comments tend to, as it's a comment on a static place in the code, not a dynamic one. That's simply not true, not
by pengaru 6y ago
> It also never gets 'out of sync' like code comments tend to, as it's a comment on a static place in the code, not a dynamic one.
That's simply not true, not in a git world where rebasing to rewrite history is standard practice.
- urxvtcd 6y agoThe branches you rebase most of the time are your own topic branches, where you know what's going on. And they should be relatively short-lived.
- ulrikrasmussen 6y agoIn that case rebasing rather than merging would be the wrong choice, since you're actively obfuscating the history.
- Groxx 6y agoI don't see how this can possibly be relevant to how relevant a commit message is.