> Second, not every change needs a great commit message. If a change is really minor, I would say minor is an okay commit message!
It's very hard to rank them, but very high on my list of things that make me want to send people actionable threats is when I'm searching down the history of a bug to figure out if it was a deliberate change that had unexpected consequences or just a mistake is when the git blame path ends on a commit like this.
I don't care how minor you think your change is, if you're working on something collaboratively you need to express intent in your commit messages!
It's very hard to rank them, but very high on my list of things that make me want to send people actionable threats is when I'm searching down the history of a bug to figure out if it was a deliberate change that had unexpected consequences or just a mistake is when the git blame path ends on a commit like this.
I don't care how minor you think your change is, if you're working on something collaboratively you need to express intent in your commit messages!