I saw something pretty funny on reddit today.
http://whatthecommit.com spits out a random example of the fairly bad commit messages we see on a daily basis, poking light fun at something I’m definitely guilty of, along with countless others.
"I would rather be playing SC2."
"lots and lots of changes"
"8==========D"
"added security."
A bright spark by the name of neoice posted the following alias:
alias git-yolo='git commit -am "`curl -s http://whatthecommit.com/index.txt`"'
This commits the entire set of changes in your workspace with a random message from whatthecommit.
Into the .zshrc it goes.
P.S. This post contained more instances of the word “yolo” than I’m truly comfortable with.
