Ask HN: Is it a di*k move to reject pull requests with non-eng commit msgs?
Tl;Dr is it a di*k move to ignore or reject pull requests that use non-English languages in commit msgs even though the project is all documented in English and is not a local project?
I just noticed a pull request with 5 commits on one of my repos with Chinese commit msgs. Even though the author has added a commit msg in English, explaining what he has done, it still pisses me off that I can't navigate the pull requests in a sane way because I can't tell what they contain until I open them one by one.
What do you think, and what is the professional approach to sth like this?
I just noticed a pull request with 5 commits on one of my repos with Chinese commit msgs. Even though the author has added a commit msg in English, explaining what he has done, it still pisses me off that I can't navigate the pull requests in a sane way because I can't tell what they contain until I open them one by one.
What do you think, and what is the professional approach to sth like this?