I dont think Ive worked at a company that used commit messages to record what is changing. Im not saying that I am disagreeing with you on that point. I’m just

I dont think Ive worked at a company that used commit messages to record what is changing. Im not saying that I am disagreeing with you on that point. I’m just sharing my experience We tend to rely on the diff and PR for the ‘what is changing’ The PR doesnt list the commit messages anyway, just the last commit message and the PR description We add links to jira/confluence a lot in code to give direct access to the dev. Commits are tied to features or bugfixes So effectively commit messages are not useful anymore The only one that might be useful is the merge commit message Again, not disagreeing, just complaining lol