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No Longer My Favorite Git Commit
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this post was submitted on 20 Mar 2025
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That was rather insightful. And I definitely need a primer on writing good commit messages, and possibly on what a good version control commit is in the first place.
And TIL you can actually use some kind of markdown in git commit messages!
You can probably write your commit messages in most markup languages, whether it gets nicely rendered like it does here is a whole other topic
Me using stars
*for italic which renders italic in GitLab but as bold in TortoiseGit