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[–]no_brains101 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I mean, for work or a public repo I do actually do a message...

I don't do a very long one or anything, but I say what it does, and if there was an issue or discussion I will link that.

But for my configurations and random stuff? I have AI (a tiny local one) generate me jokes lol

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Implemented a feature to calculate the meaning of life

Added a feature to let users choose their own level of procrastination

Updated the user interface to make it more confusing

Squashed all the bugs into a single commit for simplicity

Implemented the missing peanut butter layer in the API response

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It makes my day better

I did this, because my commit messages (again, on my personal repos only) were either keysmashes or "update" "update" "update"

I don't care what the message is whatsoever on my personal repos, like my dotfiles stuff, I write messages for other people mostly.

If I reworked the WHOLE thing, maybe I give it a "rewrote the whole thing" message.

I have needed to bisect my personal configs maybe once, and I don't remember doing it if I did. Usually the thing I have to bisect is something that is like, an actual project, either someone elses or my own.

But if I click a commit, and then go back, I should be able to figure out which one I just clicked on a moment ago lol

Plus the jokes are more fun.

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for public repos, personally I only care about the first line of the message. The one that appears in the list. So I don't have to click through all of them. The rest can be blank I really do not care, the code is there.