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Contact me on Discord: chill#9679 |
Contact me on Discord: chill#9679 |
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Notes to self: |
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* 72 character limit both for commit subject and the message, |
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* Use AngularJS style of commit messages as an inspiration ([https://gist.github.com/stephenparish/9941e89d80e2bc58a153 link]). For quests, use the scheme "Quest: quest_name: change". |
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If you'd like to keep your real life and modding identities separate, Git and ssh let you manage different identities on a per-folder basis. |
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* Don't disregard commits' subject, message, PR subject, or PR message. Different repos have different rules on what they use in the final history. |
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* For quests, use larger PRs. |
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This page tells a way to do it without any actions later - you just go to the correct repo, and it uses the correct identity. |
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== Linux == |
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=== Configuring name/email per folder === |
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We will use OrderedSet as an example of a dev identity. Replace it with your own when you apply the steps. |
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Create a ~/.gitconfig file and populate with the paths you want to store your identities in. |
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When you are in the "includeIf" folder or any of the children folders, it will use the path you specify to set the user.name and user.email fields: |
Latest revision as of 17:47, 1 May 2023
Contact me on Discord: chill#9679
Notes to self:
- 72 character limit both for commit subject and the message,
- Use AngularJS style of commit messages as an inspiration (link). For quests, use the scheme "Quest: quest_name: change".
- Don't disregard commits' subject, message, PR subject, or PR message. Different repos have different rules on what they use in the final history.
- For quests, use larger PRs.