[ALA] The Art of the Commit

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From A List Apart: The Full Feed –The Art of the Commit:

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The Art of the CommitA note from the editors: We're pleased to share an excerpt from Chapter 5 of David Demaree's new book, Git for Humans, available now from A Book Apart.

Git and tools like GitHub offer many ways to view what has changed in a commit. But a well-crafted commit message can save you from having to use those tools by neatly (and succinctly) summarizing what has changed…
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