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I had a co-worker who insisted that Git commits must have a common commit message format. He wanted "Checked in to <put why you made this change>"
So I had my team set up commit messages to always be in the form of "Upworthy Clickbait Headline".
"Updated build, now with <put in what change was made>"
and
"After this change you won't believe that now <describe behavior change>"
He did not find that funny at all.
@XSGeek I am officially changing how I do commit messages.
@XSGeek Most of us actually prefer to have a ticket ID in the message to track it back to the reason we did the commit, but maybe I'm just old fashioned.