Bugtracker note in commit message

[Martin Stein]

Furthermore i would ask if it would be useful, if any commit is
dedicated to an issue, even if it wont complete it. Assume i would open
issue '#123 A new feature is needed' and subsequently create 3 commits
like '123 First commit', '123 Second commit' and '123 final commit'.
Wouldn't this be more manageable?

Martin

On 01/17/2012 12:27 PM, Martin Stein wrote:
> I've noticed that there seems to be no convention for the note within a
> commit message, about wich Github issue it addresses.
> Often it looks like "This is an awesome commit. Fixes #X." as first
> commit line, wich should be limited to 50 chars. Thus the phrase "Fixes
> #X." wastes a lot of the documentation space. I know it's fussy, but
> i'll wonder if something like "X This is an awesome commit." is fine?
> 
> Greets,
> Martin
> 
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