> Because sometimes we can learn from history. If a mistake was made at ... A commit message helping me learn anything that I didn't get from a code comment so

> Because sometimes we can learn from history. If a mistake was made at ... A commit message helping me learn anything that I didn't get from a code comment sounds like a stretch. I'm doubting this > How do you see if someone modified the test then? I feel like we are maybe misunderstanding eachother Clearly. I was suggesting I might see commit messages if I'm using git blame to find out if a case was removed from a set of test or if it never existed in the first place. But I don't see how messages would help at all in anything I do. What I'm looking for is far too specific to be in a commit message and this whole thread about using commit messages to learn sounds nonsensical.