Why I still hand write my commit messages
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Re: Why I still hand write my commit messages
#2I do the same. I see that AI can do it but for whatever reason, I feel compelled to write my own. I think the AI tends to write too much and when every commit looks wordy and long, they are a chore to look at later on.
Re: Why I still hand write my commit messages
#3The only place that isn't reviewed. Little missives, stray thoughts, tiny research. And insurance for "Why not just tries."
Re: Why I still hand write my commit messages
#4The only place that isn't reviewed. Little missives, stray thoughts, tiny research. And insurance for "Why not just tries."
I would love for there to be some way to review commit messages - and suggest changes - alongside reviewing the code itself
Re: Why I still hand write my commit messages
#5The only place that isn't reviewed. Little missives, stray thoughts, tiny research. And insurance for "Why not just tries."
I would love for there to be some way to review commit messages - and suggest changes - alongside reviewing the code itself
These handcrafted 50- and 72-char messages end up squashed and forgotten. Somehow, this specific ephemerality is completely fine.