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Like most others, I check in code changes with references to the issue tracking system. To browse those check in comments with diffs, is an abstracted version
by berntb 17y ago
Like most others, I check in code changes with references to the issue tracking system.
To browse those check in comments with diffs, is an abstracted version of what you want. Would the exact keyboard strikes really be a benefit?
(Well, I'd love to see some sessions with real Emacs wizards, personally. But that isn't what you talk about?)
- jefffoster 17y agoIt's not the exact key strikes I'm trying to record, it's more seeing how the shape of the code changes over time (e.g. variable names changing as the problem is understood more fully). My code commits tend to be when I've reached a milestone (made a test pass for example), but I don't commit enough to understand the thought process that made me write the code that way.