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Request: Make commit messages meaningful #711

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stephen-hill-safe-uk opened this issue Mar 4, 2024 · 1 comment
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Request: Make commit messages meaningful #711

stephen-hill-safe-uk opened this issue Mar 4, 2024 · 1 comment

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@stephen-hill-safe-uk
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Hello

Is it possible to make commit messages more meaningful. I was trying to scan through the git commit history to find when a certain change was made, but this is impossible because the current commit messages are meaningless.

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I also tried using changelog.md, but this is much harder when the change log does not have dates.

Many Thanks
Stephen

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Hey @stephen-hill-safe-uk thanks for the feedback. We are currently evaluating our release processes and in the future we may change our processes in a way that would make our commit messages more meaningful. For now, you should be able to use the Blame functionality in github to see when a certain line of code was changed, or the history functionality on the changelog in the screenshot you provided above to see the date a certain version was released.

We'll leave this issue open for now in case others have this same feedback

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