#commithistory — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #commithistory, aggregated by home.social.
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@fedora My first way of contributing to #Fedora happened over IRC. As I was trying to figure out how to do #Linux, I found others would ask the questions I asked before, so I could pass on what I just learned to them, and ended up sticking around more intentionally to help other users just as the community had helped me.
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We're looking for Fedora contributors to share how they started collaborating in the project! Use #CommitHistory to talk about what your first contribution was and what it was like. Some stories will be put together into a Fedora Magazine article to be featured ahead of Flock (June 14-16)!
Learn more: https://fedoramagazine.org/commit-history-tell-us-about-your-first-commit/
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I hereby propose that the Conventional Commits standard is expanded by the commit type `tmp:`
> This commit type is used for placeholder work that is intentionally messy, unsquashable, and unreviewable. This type of commit is only meant to exist as a transient solution in the codebase, and the reasons for its presence are not subject to questioning. It serves a functional but impermanent purpose.
Characteristics:
- Cannot be squashed in a clean-up process.
- Often contains quick, messy, or experimental code.
- Reserved for situations where there’s an unspoken reason for its existence, known only to the contributor.
