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I've gotten in that habit as well, but then, I'm a neat freak when it comes to git, always using `git add -p` and filtering out any unrelated changes into diffe
by graue 13y ago
I've gotten in that habit as well, but then, I'm a neat freak when it comes to git, always using `git add -p` and filtering out any unrelated changes into different commits. I'm often dismayed how sloppy other programmers are with git :)
Commit messages like "Ugh, I really need to commit more often. Did X, Y, Z, and maybe some other stuff." make me cringe. Those people need this change the most!
- tjdetwiler 13y agoI'm the same way. People look at me like I'm a pedant because I tell them to do another revision of their patch to fix whitespace errors or typos in their commit messages. It also annoys me when people create a new commit to fix CR feedback instead of amending their non-public commit. But I agree the '-p' argument is amazing.