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Author here. Thank you, updated. We don't tend to put much in the commit messages themselves. The code often speaks for itself (and if it doesn't, it isn't lik
by hmeh 3y ago
Author here. Thank you, updated.
We don't tend to put much in the commit messages themselves. The code often speaks for itself (and if it doesn't, it isn't likely that the author would have had much more to say about it at the time, as our norm is to comment "why" when necessary). We also have work logs we can refer to that sometimes have the why, or at least some of the context for the work we are better trying to understand.