Honestly, I don’t really see your point. Yes, We keep our commit messages as clean and descriptive as possible. Yes, if we have the time, we split our commits i

Honestly, I don’t really see your point. Yes, We keep our commit messages as clean and descriptive as possible. Yes, if we have the time, we split our commits into logical groups of changes. Yes, we work on feature branches for mature projects. We do all this with the git integration of IntelliJ, and I don’t see the slightest reason to waste any time with the syntax of our version control tool! I’d gladly force everyone on the team to use „stuff“ as the single, exclusive commit message, if that improved velocity (which it obviously doesn’t). Because all this discussion about proper git usage is nothing but bike-shedding.