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It would be beneficial if a commit message could be generated based on detected refactorings.
Even if refactorings are only detected for commits, it would be wonderful to have this feature when editing the commit message. In many cases, people create commits with generic names, only to later squash and rename them based on the changes made.
Automating commit message generation could simplify this process.
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Hi @KarolRoman!
Thank you for suggesting such a cool idea! Indeed, having information about performed refactorings in code changes could help to come up with descriptive commit messages.
Currently, the project is not an active stage of development but if we get back to it we will definitely consider your idea.
It would be beneficial if a commit message could be generated based on detected refactorings.
Even if refactorings are only detected for commits, it would be wonderful to have this feature when editing the commit message. In many cases, people create commits with generic names, only to later squash and rename them based on the changes made.
Automating commit message generation could simplify this process.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: