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I always try to write sensible commit messages. Wouldn't it better to provide a single character summanry for the git message summary itself. I found this beautiful idea from Andreas, check this out here:
Short and clear, thank you for this article!
I tend to use emojis for the type - it shows the type of the commit at first glance, e.g.:
➕ when adding a file or implementing a feature
🔨 when fixing a bug or issue
💚 when improving code or comments
⚡ when improving performance
📜 when updating docs or readme
🔑 when dealing with security
🔁 when updating dependencies or data
✅ when a new release was built
👕 when refactoring or removing linter warnings
❌ when removing code or files
... and looks awesome in the commit history:
I am in absolute love with this new approach. More importantly, I want to hear your opinions about it. Feel free to mention your thoughts in this thread.
Cheers! 😄
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I always try to write sensible commit messages. Wouldn't it better to provide a single character summanry for the git message summary itself. I found this beautiful idea from Andreas, check this out here:
I am in absolute love with this new approach. More importantly, I want to hear your opinions about it. Feel free to mention your thoughts in this thread.
Cheers! 😄
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