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by ibgib
3381 days ago
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1. Git commit templates.
2. Emoji.
3. Bullets in body. 1. Any article on structured git commit messages should mention git commit templates! https://robots.thoughtbot.com/better-commit-messages-with-a-... I use a commit template for structure, as well as reducing boilerplate for expressive messages. Here is my default template on ibgib: https://github.com/ibgib/ibgib/blob/master/git-commit-templa... 2. I also use emoji (with a key there in the git commit template for reference) to communicate concepts like implemented, bug fix, etc., in a single emoji character. Note though that it is inappropriate when you start to do a pull request, as not all git message viewers will display the emoji. But I find it very useful FTMP. 3. Bullets are a simple way to enable both terse and structured comments within a commit. |
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