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@editDate is an interesting idea, but it seems like the sort of thing I would forget to update over the life cycle of a package. Are there any guardrails in place, e.g. Git hooks, to make sure @editDate gets updated when a change is made?
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None at the moment, I had not found this to be too much of a pain since we enforced it as part of CR. It could be compared to the standard practice of updating the header in a file whenever changes are made.
That being said, a git hook would not be a bad idea. It was also suggested to use git blame - which is totally an option if you have your package under version control. Or you could use git blame
@editDate
is an interesting idea, but it seems like the sort of thing I would forget to update over the life cycle of a package. Are there any guardrails in place, e.g. Git hooks, to make sure@editDate
gets updated when a change is made?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: