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Agree except for the 'who', that sounds like it should be in the work tracking system (e.g. JIRA) rather than comments in code.
by mikeyjk 6y ago
Agree except for the 'who', that sounds like it should be in the work tracking system (e.g. JIRA) rather than comments in code.
- baq 6y agobut then, see the point about work tracking systems being outside of source history and thus prone to migration failures, etc. also, git blame sort of fills this role, but the commit author may not be the person who acked the implementation and requires digging in history if there were any refactorings done.