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Cool What are those commit messages?

• seba_dos1 1y ago
  Protip for the author: --allow-empty ;P
  • xxs 1y ago
    instead of --amend?
    • seba_dos1 1y ago
      Instead of adding or removing a space in random files when making cute and useless commit logs.
      • xxs 1y ago
        that's what I meant - "amend" would not create any extra commits/entries
        • seba_dos1 1y ago
          ...which is not a helpful advice when what they clearly wanted is to create a bunch of extra commits.
  • kevincox 1y ago
    But that doesn't change the files, so it won't show up in the tree view as the user is trying to accomplish.
• madsohm 1y ago
  AI slop - or worse, somebody trying to hide something.
• warp 1y ago
  Looks like an attempt to make the main GitHub page (the part above the README) display something interesting. It is messed up now because of further commits, but you can see what it looked like at the time here: https://github.com/attogram/bash-screensavers/tree/a7369a93cd9b15fc82a51a54131336173446e748 https://github.com/attogram/bash-screensavers/tree/a7369a93c...
• attogram 1y ago
  See the spread-the-word script in https://github.com/attogram/bash-screensavers/tree/main/spotlight https://github.com/attogram/bash-screensavers/tree/main/spot... This script generates a series of shell commands to create a "spotlight" message on the main GitHub repository page. It does this by generating commands that make trivial changes to the top 12 files and directories and then commit those changes with custom messages.