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Depends on the size of the project. Some informal convention can be pretty helpful when a personal projects gets sufficiently large, to the point where you may at some point have to look at the git log.





Yes you are right, well said! I suppose it's key to look at your project from a birds' eye view and try and estimate how large scale you expect it to be.

If you're building the next open source self-hosted facebook, yeah I think a convention is necessary. However, if you're building "my calculator app in Rust" then you're probably okay just doing commits "abcd123" just so that you can have remote code storage :^)




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