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The same things that are valuable about any commit history?
by kingkilr 13y ago
The same things that are valuable about any commit history?
- meowface 13y agoI would imagine that if you're a random person only just finding the project now and aren't already involved in it (by working for or with Stack Exchange), then you probably wouldn't get all that much value out of the commit history. Feel free to dispute that, though. There may be some scenarios I'm not considering.
- tedunangst 13y agoif (x < 42 && y > 1776) useConfabulator = false; Why? Who knows? People don't comment their code for many reasons, not least of which is that it's not technically required and you can easily put it off and forget. Every checkin generally requires at least some comment. You can still enter meaningless messages like "fix", but you're not liable to do so by accident.