Sure, it's a timesaver for you until it isn't. When someone needs to rollback your changes or wants to find something specific.
As long as humans have to have a history of your commit this is an insane egoistic approach and totally lacks any kind of empathy.
Considering how easy it is today to use AI for the commitmessage (so you would not have to spend a second on it) i don't understand this approach.
If you would ask every team member and your bosses if it is okay to do it like this and they say: yo - then if you really insist to do it, but like this?
where randomMessage just spits out one of the 20 from link. I just love not having to ever think about the message. It's been 6 months and not a single complaint from anyone about how the message doesn't always match what I committed.
Sure, it's a timesaver for you until it isn't. When someone needs to rollback your changes or wants to find something specific.
As long as humans have to have a history of your commit this is an insane egoistic approach and totally lacks any kind of empathy.
Considering how easy it is today to use AI for the commitmessage (so you would not have to spend a second on it) i don't understand this approach.
If you would ask every team member and your bosses if it is okay to do it like this and they say: yo - then if you really insist to do it, but like this?