On Fri, Apr 30, 2021, 16:28 <[email protected]> wrote: > This was also my understanding. The last time I looked at writing good > commit messages (a similar form), the standard was to finish the sentence: > "This commit will...", e.g. "This commit will fix buffalo.spam" from "Fix > buffalo.spam". >
I like this a lot. This commit/PR will _______. Is it the objective or what is actually done? There could be a recommended set of "codelabels" for which there are also gh issue/pr labels. Where in the devguide should this be summarized?
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