Ahmed, it has been 24 days since your last update. (commit is *not* update, and error margin for "every 10 days or so" shouldn't be x2+ ).
There was a discussion elsewhere about your commits around #110 - out of that, only about 2 are mult-line, and 95+ % are even shorter than the auto-generated signed-off lines. That's quite unsatisfactory - you may have problems finding your own way around your own work, why you did what you did, after 6 months. I had another look a few days ago, at around #165 - there are a few more multi-line messages, but still the proportions are disappointing. We are not expecting commit messages to the details of the linux kernels - (e.g. https://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v3.x/ChangeLog-3.15.7 ) - but yours are certainly on the short and poor side, by far. I also see only missing signed-off line, which probably suggest that yours weren't auto-generated - well, it is a git configuration (see "man git-config" for making it automatic). Anyway, I have already suggested a few times, that you could experiment with git rebase -i (the interactive option) to edit your messages, and also git config core.editor to configuring your favourite editor for your needs. You should try to polish up and expand your commit messages a good deal more than you currently are, before pushing. You could of course checkout a 2nd time to a temporary "play" repo to experiment, before you get comfortable doing such editing. _______________________________________________ Spdx-tech mailing list [email protected] https://lists.spdx.org/mailman/listinfo/spdx-tech
