Morgan Smith <[email protected]> writes: > Applied, as commit 6b508ea7c
Great, thanks. > I cleaned up the commit message a bit. Commit message standards are > codified in the "GNU coding standards" > <https://www.gnu.org/prep/standards/> which I should probably re-read at > some point. My memory of it is fuzzy and I sort of just format commit > messages based on vibes at this point. > > In my opinion the two most important bits (again based on vibes and > fuzzy memory) are: > > 1: A clear and concise first line that is no more then 68 characters > (length is for some weird Emacs reason. I forget why). > > 2: Everything touched is mentioned by its exact name so I can run "git > log --grep=VAR-NAME" to figure out why something broke. Thanks, I checked your changes and they are definitely much better than mine! I will try to learn from them :) I'll also have another read of the standards. Those two points seem to be quite important and I'll definitely keep them in mind for the future. -- Paul
