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Why standardize messages? Its clean. Easy to see what changed and when. As an up-and-coming developer, my repos will probably be potential employers first impressions of me. Clean code (proper indentions/spacing etc) and formatted commit messages help show that I care about my code.
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The workflow is to create a
.txt
file as a template, and configure git to use that file as the default message when commiting. -
The key is the character count. Note the dashed lines representing 50 characters for the summary, and 72 for the description.
####implimentation####
cd ~
#to confirm in the home directory