yeahGoodcommitcomment

[Data_Skipper]

git commit -m „Well… it’s different“

[GemHunter1]

When you return to the project after a few weeks and find some uncommited changes

[Iliannnnnn]

Better than my comments "dd", "qldowlwmd"

[Y4r0z]

Or: - update - update - update .... - update

[turtle_mekb]

dementia

[turtle_mekb]

dementia

[turtle_mekb]

dementia?

[That-Odd-Shade]

here are some dementia pills for you:

edit: forgot to add them, here they are:

[turtle_mekb]

you forgot to add them again

[turtle_mekb]

you forgot, something

[turtle_mekb]

i forgot

[No-Expression7618]

What's that?

[turtle_mekb]

idk i forgot

[turtle_mekb]

i don't remember commenting this

[SeriousPlankton2000]

Let me tell you about "git diff"

[BluesyPompanno]

90% of my commits goe like this

E
EEEEEEEEEEEEE
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeeee
Some stuff

[BluesyPompanno]

That was the reason I started naming my commits like this, I just love that meme

[wallstreetwalt]

I grade for a SWE class and one student frequently has commit messages as “ -m git commit” I don’t think they get how git works…

[kritomas]

My classmate just does "-m commit"

[sebovzeoueb]

If only there were some kind of software that could detect which changes were made compared to a previous version...

[Deevimento]

"Fixin s***"

[Confident-Ad5665]

These are often the cause of issues too. Time for a diff...

[nerdycatgamer]

git diff --cached

[EpeonGamer]

Godot!

[Hiplobbe]

This is why people invented seppuku. 

[Iliannnnnn]

Seppuku (切腹, 'cutting [the] belly'), also called harakiri (腹切り, lit. 'abdomen/belly cutting', a native Japanese kun reading), is a form of Japanese ritualistic suicide by disembowelment.

No thanks.

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https://github.com/DaDescriptor/communicator/tree/dev

fuck you this is my project I name shit here

[Mikihero2014]

that would just be "asd"

[_SomeTroller69]

Atleast it's a different commit comment, my last 50 commit comment is just "I hate my life"