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I once had a colleague who started every commit message with an emoji. It became tiring very quickly. Still, the odd facepalm, bug or bomb once in a while does
by petepete 3y ago
I once had a colleague who started every commit message with an emoji. It became tiring very quickly.
Still, the odd facepalm, bug or bomb once in a while doesn't really do any harm.
I use the robot emoji in my ~/.mailmap so I can easily identify bot commits (dependabot, snykbot etc) when scanning through commit logs locally.
- LorenDB 3y agoAbsolutely, emoji used spontaneously are great. When they are used as qualifiers or attributes constantly, it becomes just as bad as typing "feat:" or "chore:" or something similar in front of every commit message.