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> but please don't use commit messages like 'fix' :o I mean, I get it - I would avoid undescriptive commit messages myself, and I might mandate it for project
by undecisive 5y ago
> but please don't use commit messages like 'fix'
:o
I mean, I get it - I would avoid undescriptive commit messages myself, and I might mandate it for projects I own or am in some way responsible for.
But I would never complain about it in some stranger's project. Of all the things to complain about...
- dijit 5y agoMaybe I'm a bit triggered because when taking over a project I was greeted by: https://imgur.com/a/iuWUcjr https://imgur.com/a/iuWUcjr It's a bit odd to call it a "strangers" project. I mean, you're right, it is, but it's open source, so we can comment on how that project is being managed. Surely they're hoping for some kind of contribution and things like that make me shy away a bit. It also seems minorly unprofessional to show what amounts to laziness publicly. I would be chewed out if I did that internally and we have higher standards for what the public see than what our own devs see.