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# Commit messages
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# Commit messages
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There are different styles of commit messages followed by different projects.
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This is Tailscale's style guide for writing git commit messages.
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This is Tailscale's style guide for writing git commit messages.
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As with all style guides, many things here are subjective and exist primarily to
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As with all style guides, many things here are subjective and exist primarily to
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codify existing conventions and promote uniformity and thus ease of reading by
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codify existing conventions and promote uniformity and thus ease of reading by
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others. Others have stronger reasons, such as interop with tooling or making
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others. Others have stronger reasons, such as interop with tooling or making
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future git archaeology easier.
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future git archaeology easier.
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# Commit Messages
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There are different styles of commit messages followed by different projects.
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Our commit message style is largely based on the Go language's style, which
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Our commit message style is largely based on the Go language's style, which
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shares much in common with the Linux kernel's git commit message style (for
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shares much in common with the Linux kernel's git commit message style (for
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which git was invented):
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which git was invented):
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