I find that if it's difficult to describe a change in just the title/subject line (and stick to the character limit), then I am usually committing too much at once and should break it up into smaller commits.
Yes, it is! It's a great practice to do smaller commits.
As I recommend in my post, you can use the following command: "git commit -m 'put a title' -m 'put a description'".
With this, you can write a small title and add details in the description part of the commit.
Hope it helps you! 😊
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I find that if it's difficult to describe a change in just the title/subject line (and stick to the character limit), then I am usually committing too much at once and should break it up into smaller commits.
Yes, it is! It's a great practice to do smaller commits.
As I recommend in my post, you can use the following command: "git commit -m 'put a title' -m 'put a description'".
With this, you can write a small title and add details in the description part of the commit.
Hope it helps you! 😊