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by polemic
1250 days ago
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The very last thing you should do is commit a GPT-3 generated commit message for a fairly simple reason: if GPT-3 can interpret and and explain the change as written, there is no reason to commit that message. You will always be able re-run the generator at any later date, over any range of changes, to get the same or (presumably, in future) improved results. As pointed out by other comments, the commit message should be telling you facts about the change that are not evident from the change itself. GPT-3 can't tell readers why the change happened. |
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