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It’s called traceability of requirements and is important part of post-release QA. At any given moment of time it must be possible to understand the reason for
by ivan_gammel 4y ago
It’s called traceability of requirements and is important part of post-release QA. At any given moment of time it must be possible to understand the reason for change down to a single line of code.
- zaroth 4y agoThat’s lovely and all, but can’t be a commit message, which is primarily about succinct human understanding and setting context. A commit can certainly have computer readable metadata I presume!
- masklinn 4y ago> That’s lovely and all, but can’t be a commit message Of course it can. > which is primarily about succinct human understanding and setting context. You do know there is essentially no limit to how long a commit message is right?