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> you'll start seeing your git history littered with variants of "fix", "fix 2", "fix broken CI test" and on and on... Should such commits even pass through th
by seba_dos1 4y ago
> you'll start seeing your git history littered with variants of "fix", "fix 2", "fix broken CI test" and on and on...
Should such commits even pass through the review in the first place?
- m000 4y agoIf the team hasn't agreed to not allow this kind of messages, they will get through. And if you're the only one asking for better messages, your colleagues will start seeing you as pushy, and the requested changes as personal favors. The problem is that if good commit practices aren't established very early in the project, they're unlikely to be adopted later when the team grows (assuming that the whole team has a say on the decision).