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Re:Althttpd: Simple webserver in a single C file by skeeter2020 on Tuesday June 08, 2021 @01:03PM (#27437802)
This is fine if its how your team develops but not for everyone. We don't care about full history in branches; maybe it has more detail than main/master but it should still be contextually meaningful. I'd never approve a commit into main with the message "merging PR #xxx" either; it's redundant (merging), has no summary about what it actually does and relies on an external system (your PR/MR process) for details. I do agree that keeping noise out of your main is key, but would go even further than you to keep it clean AND self-contained.
Re:Althttpd: Simple webserver in a single C file by pdimitar on Tuesday June 08, 2021 @04:21PM (#27440256)
Well sure, the title was just an example. It usually is more like this:

"Encrypt project's sensitive fields (#1234)"

With the number being a PR or an issue # (which does contain a link to the PR).

I do care about history in branches though. And many others do. I agree that it varies from team to team.