@buherator that just gave me a „good“ idea for private commit messages (where you use git for safe points). Shell alias ‚commit’ to git commit -m „x“ 😁
If you‘re sophisticated you can also automatically list all the changed files in the message or something 😉
Totally unhardened version of the second one (setting the names of the changed files as the git commit message):
alias commitm='git commit -m "$(git diff --cached --name-only | sed "s|.*/||" | paste -sd, - | cut -c1-72)"'
Will the messages contain very useful information? Unlikely. But you won't have to make up a random commit message for your personal repo. Sometimes you just want to commit 😆
@buherator Yes, I think you're onto something, inspirational quotes as commit messages 😉
"Do not fear failure but rather fear not trying."