Again, I was responding to this particular text: "And the work does an action on the code." You can interpret that the way that you interpret it. I saw it as a

Again, I was responding to this particular text: "And the work does an action on the code." You can interpret that the way that you interpret it. I saw it as a part of a wider tendency in the development community and responded to it accordingly. Perhaps it wasn't what was intended. At this point, it's rather a distraction so I'm happy to concede that it is ambiguous and the author was likely attempting to describe the common "When applied, this commit will..." inferred prefix. > It’s also rare to find commit message quality that is on the level of the regular contributors to that project Good stuff, I'll take a look at it. Thanks!