Closed tonikarppi closed 8 years ago
The commit tense is constant, which is good. You use imperative style, the same as we did :+1:. Also nice with many commits, which makes it easy to go back to see what was changed and when.
Thanks for the feedback!
willwull
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8 years ago
The commit tense is constant, which is good. You use imperative style, the same as we did :+1:. Also nice with many commits, which makes it easy to go back to see what was changed and when.