The post shares 89 insights about Git commits based on over a decade of experience in various team sizes and Open Source projects. It covers the importance of well-written commit messages, preferences for rebase-merging over other methods, the utility of tools like `git reflog` and `git subtree`, and the benefits of atomic commits. Emphasizing good practices in commit history and message writing, it also touches on the challenges and frustrations involved in maintaining high standards across teams. The insights also highlight the advantages of conventional commits and the value of reflection in commit messages.
Sort: