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Well, if you read their guide it says that :lipstick: means: "improving the format/structure of the code" So I guess this code just changes spaces or somethin
by igorgue 12y ago
Well, if you read their guide it says that :lipstick: means:
"improving the format/structure of the code"
So I guess this code just changes spaces or something like that, I don't know I'm just reading what they do, they might do something else, I'm just following the instructions that everyone contributing to the code should.
- leejo 12y agoOK, the guidelines explain the meaning but the message is still not descriptive enough. What happens when one of those commits breaks something? If i ran a bisect and the offending commit had the message: :lipstick: I would be tempted to revert the commit because the message tells me nothing about why the change was made. A commit message should be future proofed, even if the code it relates to can never be.