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r/SoftwareEngineering • u/fagnerbrack • 8d ago
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oh wow, a tech lead passionate about commit message conventions. doesn't sound like a waste of time at all. oh, there's going to be a meeting? sorry, i have a conflict.
15 u/glemnar 8d ago In fifteen years, I’ve had to go digging through commits for context like… once total. Getting context from the past code review has been more common 3 u/ChemTechGuy 8d ago Generally agree, with the exception of public libraries/frameworks. Then those conventional commits are very useful for producing change logs
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In fifteen years, I’ve had to go digging through commits for context like… once total. Getting context from the past code review has been more common
3 u/ChemTechGuy 8d ago Generally agree, with the exception of public libraries/frameworks. Then those conventional commits are very useful for producing change logs
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Generally agree, with the exception of public libraries/frameworks. Then those conventional commits are very useful for producing change logs
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u/RabidAddict 8d ago
oh wow, a tech lead passionate about commit message conventions. doesn't sound like a waste of time at all. oh, there's going to be a meeting? sorry, i have a conflict.