I usually use the present tense. It sounds more natural when thinking in terms of "what does this specific commit do". I think of a commit is a snapshot of an event, rather than a fixed point in history or a changelog.
It sounds more natural when thinking in terms of "what does this specific commit do".
+1000 to this. It also lends itself to easier reading/scrolling through git log. 👌
git log
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I usually use the present tense. It sounds more natural when thinking in terms of "what does this specific commit do". I think of a commit is a snapshot of an event, rather than a fixed point in history or a changelog.
+1000 to this. It also lends itself to easier reading/scrolling through
git log. 👌