Gio Lodi • 2/15/2015

Git-iquette

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The article argues for creating a 'Git-iquette' or etiquette guide for version control in software projects. It emphasizes the importance of consistent commit practices, such as writing small, atomic commits with clear messages, choosing a consistent verb tense for commit titles, and establishing team rules for merging vs. rebasing. The goal is to make the repository's history a clear and useful documentation of the project's evolution, aiding team collaboration and understanding.

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