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When you don't commit anything until after 48 hours of work.

I was just ready to get this feature finished so I could finally get some sleep, and in my persistence, I neglected to commit every once in awhile.

Now I've finished the feature and have all of these changes; I had to explain myself in the commit description.

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  • 1
    I usually make multilinear commit messages if a change is huge.
  • 7
    Uncool.. i Hope this is a personal project of yours?

    I’d get so mad at anyone who writes such a commit message in a project I’ve to work on..
    Especially if there are lots of changes it’s so important to keep track of what’s changed in that commit..
  • 0
    You can also use git add -p and commit chunks of changes
  • 1
    @just8littleBit It's my own personal project and I'm the only one working on it. If this project actually had other people working on it, I would not have made a commit message like this.
  • 1
    @sbiewald I am unfamiliar with this. Could you please elaborate?
  • 1
    @BaconatorNoVeg Sorry, I meant multiline commit (autocorrect changed it).

    A git commit message can have multiple lines. If you you just write 'git commit' without arguments, an editor will open, to write the commit message.
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