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I honestly feel that any sort of documentation in commits themselves (besides a short, concise summary of what and maybe why) is a waste. It's one of the least
by DangitBobby 4y ago
I honestly feel that any sort of documentation in commits themselves (besides a short, concise summary of what and maybe why) is a waste. It's one of the least likely places people will be looking for that information. A better place is in comments near the code, though obviously that has its own issues.
- ziml77 4y agoI agree. It's much better to just have all of the key info inline. If I look at the commit history of a file, there's going to be such a mess of irrelevant commit messages to the issue I'm looking at that it's hardly worth spending the time trying to find if the info is there.