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how about very carefully rebased commit histories?

• Freak_NL 6y ago
  Oddly enough nobody in my company uses emoji in commit messages, even though we have no policy that prevents it. It just doesn't make sense there. I see it on public repositories sometimes, but it never really seems to add anything useful.
  • jefftk 6y ago
    The amp project uses them a lot, and has a system where different kinds of commits get different leading emoji: https://github.com/ampproject/amphtml/commits/master https://github.com/ampproject/amphtml/commits/master I'm used to them at this point, and it's kind of nice when scanning commits to be able to see what type they are.
• grawprog 6y ago
  I have to admit, i've never actually read through any commit histories with emojis in them... Don't get me wrong, i'm not going to get mad or lose my mind or anything when I see an emoji somewhere, it just I dunno it looks wrong or something.
  • mainstreem 6y ago
    I've seen interesting commit strategies prepending a different emoji for, e.g., feature/bug changes.
  • masklinn 6y ago
    Switch your system / default font to B&W if you don't like the colorised emoji.