Write Git Commit Messages in Imperative Mood! #git #github #coding #learntocode

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This is why you should write the subject lines of your Git commit message in imperative mood and not in past tense.

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I love how you incorporate real-world examples into your tutorials. It makes learning so much easier!

MyCodingDiary
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My projects are solo so this really doesn't matter. And I like to think "I... in this commit" rather than "This commit..." because I was the one who made the changes and committed them. They didn't just show up out of nowhere. Same goes if there are multiple working on the same project.

shirakuyanai
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I follow conventional commit message, i see it more to the point

hanifdz
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I don't write commit messages with mood, the message themselves infer my mood. like:
docker deployment fix

docker deployment fix #2
docker deployment fix #3
docker deployment fix #4
docker deployment fix #5
docker deployment fix #6

clearly convey frustration.

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