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80 chars is the standard for writing code, but Tim Pope's authoritative guide recommends wrapping Git commits at 72. The community has largely agreed on this standard; the Pro Git book mentions it too.
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Yes :-) I personally prefer 80 over 72 and hardcoded it this way in the beginning before gitlint could take config to change the length. I'll change it to 72 now, thanks!
80 chars is the standard for writing code, but Tim Pope's authoritative guide recommends wrapping Git commits at 72. The community has largely agreed on this standard; the Pro Git book mentions it too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: