I hate when people do stuff like this. It just looks confusing in the git log. Just use unicode emojis instead, they work everywhere.
git log
BTW my favourite emojis for commit messages: 🎆🎊🎉😖💢😅 (I usually put them at the end of the commit message though)
Thank you for this valuable addition. Most of the terminals / bash / consoles support way more than unicode emojis nowadays. So that shouldn't be a problem for most of us. Here is, what my git log looks like:
Unicode emojis are standardized though, while the :: notation is not.
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I hate when people do stuff like this. It just looks confusing in the
git log. Just use unicode emojis instead, they work everywhere.BTW my favourite emojis for commit messages: 🎆🎊🎉😖💢😅 (I usually put them at the end of the commit message though)
Thank you for this valuable addition. Most of the terminals / bash / consoles support way more than unicode emojis nowadays. So that shouldn't be a problem for most of us. Here is, what my
git loglooks like:Unicode emojis are standardized though, while the
::notation is not.