Re:Git commit accepts several message flags (-m) to allow mu...
by yjftsjthsd-h on Wednesday July 08, 2020 @09:50AM
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> If it has a task number like "fixes #1402" and you still have access to the issues, that's great.
If. The flip side is that when you don't have the issue tracker (I'm unclear as to whether they deleted it, or it just didn't come along when the product was acquired), it's maddening. "This [massive, opaque] change fixes #123" "...gee, thanks; that tells me loads."
If. The flip side is that when you don't have the issue tracker (I'm unclear as to whether they deleted it, or it just didn't come along when the product was acquired), it's maddening. "This [massive, opaque] change fixes #123" "...gee, thanks; that tells me loads."
Ask me how I know.