sigmavirus24, 16 days ago Why are researchers trying to enshittify commit messages with LLMs when we already have reached peak enshittification with conventional commits?
Why are researchers trying to enshittify commit messages with LLMs when we already have reached peak enshittification with conventional commits?
ghickman, 16 days ago @sigmavirus24 LOL 🔥
@sigmavirus24 LOL 🔥
sigmavirus24, 16 days ago @ghickman don't get me started on people who use emojis instead of words with conventional commits bug(🪲): I think context of a commit belongs in a changelog and my crappy messages will help users know what actually happened
@ghickman don't get me started on people who use emojis instead of words with conventional commits
bug(🪲): I think context of a commit belongs in a changelog and my crappy messages will help users know what actually happened
ghickman, 16 days ago @sigmavirus24 oof yeah, I’m not a fan of that either. I saw conventional commits being used to help bump semver version numbers at a previous gig. It was buggy, and IMO pointless for internal software.
@sigmavirus24 oof yeah, I’m not a fan of that either. I saw conventional commits being used to help bump semver version numbers at a previous gig. It was buggy, and IMO pointless for internal software.
bitprophet, 16 days ago @sigmavirus24 @ghickman I enjoy the occasional, non-load-bearing, just-felt-like-it emoji
@sigmavirus24 @ghickman I enjoy the occasional, non-load-bearing, just-felt-like-it emoji
sigmavirus24, 15 days ago @bitprophet @ghickman I've seen projects where it's every damned issue and commit message
@bitprophet @ghickman I've seen projects where it's every damned issue and commit message
bitprophet, 15 days ago @sigmavirus24 @ghickman that is too much!
@sigmavirus24 @ghickman that is too much!
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