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I rarely read the commit messages. It's often faster to just read the code than an obscure description, I'd rather have a small sentence that summarizes what th
by Phenix88be 2y ago
I rarely read the commit messages.
It's often faster to just read the code than an obscure description, I'd rather have a small sentence that summarizes what the diff is doing than a technical paper explaining every change in the commit. I don't read pass the title.
- IshKebab 2y agoMost of the time that's fine, but then you'll find a bit of code that's broken and the change that added it makes no sense and the commit message is empty. Kind of infuriating.
- Cthulhu_ 2y agoSure, but in bigger projects there's going to be thousands of commits and hundreds of thousands of lines in a diff; reading code becomes infeasible then. But it's the only way if there's no commit message discipline, and even if there is it'll be difficult.