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I don’t find it appropriate nor useful to place such a sentiment in a commit message, much less as a standard tag.
by layer8 2y ago
I don’t find it appropriate nor useful to place such a sentiment in a commit message, much less as a standard tag.
- skc 2y agoIt's a nerdy colloquialism. ie, it's not that serious
- layer8 2y agoThat’s part of the reason why I’d object to it in a commit message, in a professional setting.
- staunton 2y agoSome organizations strongly encourage marking all commits as one of a list of categories such as "feature/fix/chore/...". The tags are then bound to loose all meaning (literal or figurative) very soon. Unless there was some "conspiracy" to violate the license (my original comment was an attempt at playfully hinting at that possibility, though I don't find it very likely), I'm sure the person who wrote that commit message thought about it for less than three seconds.