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I noticed that Git's documentation about git commit itself recommends limiting the commit "description" length to "less than 50 character[s]" (which I dare rather interpret as "50 characters or less" — it doesn't mention anything about the 72-character "body" rule), as well as using the term "title" instead of "description" and "description" instead of "body".
In a nutshell, I think the specification should be more strict and explicit, basing itself on Git's official documentation, dare I say even being more opinionated at times (while not being part of the official documentation, a soft limit on the commit description's line length should be specified), in order to achieve further standardization.
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I noticed that Git's documentation about
git commit
itself recommends limiting the commit "description" length to "less than 50 character[s]" (which I dare rather interpret as "50 characters or less" — it doesn't mention anything about the 72-character "body" rule), as well as using the term "title" instead of "description" and "description" instead of "body".In a nutshell, I think the specification should be more strict and explicit, basing itself on Git's official documentation, dare I say even being more opinionated at times (while not being part of the official documentation, a soft limit on the commit description's line length should be specified), in order to achieve further standardization.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: