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I work with git
in all projects of the company where I work. Unfortunately, some programmers end up posting some kind of message, in a hurry, in a commit
. This makes things difficult, because instead of you seeing the description of what was done on git log
, you happen to have to "kick" by the date of a commit
specific.
Some put things like git commit -am ":)"
or git commit -am "tudo"
.
Example:
commit 18d76fbaa661945ef59f675092f5050d3d7016a3
Merge: 7f0aea2 8ca43f6
Author: XXX XXXX <xxx@email>
Date: Wed Feb 17 10:26:40 2016 -0200
all
commit 7f0aea214c26e84b18a8768a7d282b760b7a230a
Author: XXX XXXX <xxx@email>
Date: Wed Feb 17 10:22:38 2016 -0200
all
I wonder if there is any way to reverse such lambanças.
Is there any way to edit a specific commit message?
What can I do to improve my question? The negative vote is in this sense?
– Wallace Maxters
There is an easier way, upgrade programmers or replace them with newer versions where this bug has already been fixed :D
– rray