Re: wrap-search 3.3.5

[Emanuel Berg]

Gregory Heytings wrote:

>> Alternatively, one might stop trying to automate commits
>> and actually write useful commit messages when and if
>> a functionally complete set of changes is finished.
>
> Emanuel wanted something completely automated that would not
> change his existing workflow. Useful commit messages are
> better of course, but automated commit messages aren't
> a catastrophe.

Well, I don't really care how well-documented the process of
"development" - or programming as I like to call it - is.

Maybe at some point the complexity of software gets so big
such documentation is actually useful for further work on it,
i.e. the software, but not with 106 lines of Elisp with
3 defuns, for sure.

Not saying there's anything wrong with those 106 lines ... on
the contrary.

Anyway I'm happy to sign whatever agreement you are speaking
of and close the book on this?

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