Writing_Good_Commits.rst : Mention that first person shall not be used inside commit body about documentation HOT 3 CLOSED

From @AbdealiJK on February 24, 2016 3:22

I think this seems unnecessary ...
We have enough commit guidelines and not using first person in essays/reports is a very very old English rule which most people do not follow anymore in modern literature.

Also, we have enough commit rules. Let's not add more :(

from documentation.

From @sils1297 on February 24, 2016 9:31

Yeah, I think we're pretty clear on imperative tense

Sincerely,

Lasse Schuirmann

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http://viperdev.io/

2016-02-24 4:22 GMT+01:00 AbdealiJK [email protected]:

I think this seems unnecessary ...
We have enough commit guidelines and not using first person in
essays/reports is a very very old English rule which most people do not
follow anymore in modern literature.

Also, we have enough commit rules. Let's not add more :(

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From @Makman2 on February 24, 2016 12:52

We write it explicitly for the shortlog and not the body, either I would put the present-tense stuff before everything or add it to the Long Description.

from documentation.