Comment by journal

Comment by journal 5 hours ago

ok, but did they have to make commit message required, or is there a way to disable it? i think of git as checkpoints, nothing more. the day i have to explore history is the day i quit.

chanux 2 hours ago

To understand your point of view, is this because you have seen very bad commit messages (I have too!) like "fixed" repeating 700 times and now come to believe it's a pointless thing in the grand scheme of things anyway?

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pxc 4 hours ago

> the day i have to explore history is the day i quit.

Huh? I do that all the time, and it's really useful. What is difficult or problematic about it?

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tazjin 4 hours ago

One particular cynical reading of that could be "the day I'm held responsible for my code is the day I quit".

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landr0id 4 hours ago

totally. the fact git-quicksave isn't a standard command that commits with an "Autosave" message is pretty short-sighted.

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imiric 4 hours ago

This thread makes me weep for software engineering.

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- landr0id 2 hours ago
  
  If it wasn't obvious I am not serious. On the contrary I'm actively making contributions to jujutsu (none involving a quicksave command... yet)
  
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