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by skydhash
71 days ago
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On my local copy of the repo, commits are notes to myself. I don't use the `--message` switch. I let git bring up my $EDITOR where I type what I did since the last commit. This helps when I'm writing the PR description and when I'm rebasing the branch on top of the main trunk. And then some time, I need to do a bit of git-fu and split the changes into different PRs. Hard to do this with generic messages. But I use magit and I can commit specific lines and hunks as easily as files. That helps with managing changes to meaningfully group them. |
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