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> Having commits prefixed by "chore:" or "docs(ui):" aren't that useful. I don't use those for humans, I use those for tooling, such as semantic-release. The
by darknavi 2y ago
> Having commits prefixed by "chore:" or "docs(ui):" aren't that useful.
I don't use those for humans, I use those for tooling, such as semantic-release. The human-readable bits come after that.
https://semantic-release.gitbook.io/ https://semantic-release.gitbook.io/
- sam_lowry_ 2y agoI always thought we have tags for tooling.
- windward 2y agoAnd the rest of the message. And git-notes. Reducing the human-readability of the most human-presented part of the commit, to make it easier for the can-do-billions-of-operations-a-second machine, seems backwards.