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In that case, there's no reason to sign the comment. Signing adds very little here. It's entirely optional. It's a simple, objective description of what has
by einhverfr 14y ago
In that case, there's no reason to sign the comment. Signing adds very little here. It's entirely optional. It's a simple, objective description of what has been changed in the software, more like a footnote. However, if you are going to offer thoughts about what code, perhaps offer suggestions as to where things need to go, then signing is very important.
I really dislike seeing a comment that says "We OUGHT to X here" with no idea of who wrote it.
Also anything can be abused. Cautions about what sort of abuse to watch out for are very helpful.