lesson-learned

To extract software engineering lessons from git commit history, analyze recent code changes to identify patterns, trade-offs, and principles applied. This process maps structural decisions to named principles like SOLID, DRY, and KISS.

A code review post-mortem on recent commits evaluates structural decisions and problems solved in the code. It identifies applied software engineering principles and generates specific, actionable takeaways for future improvement.

Lesson learning from code changes requires a git repository with an existing commit history. It analyzes recent commits to extract patterns and trade-offs, so an empty repository without history will not yield results.

Yes, you can identify SOLID, DRY, and KISS principle applications in recent code changes. The analysis maps structural decisions and trade-offs from your git history directly to these named software engineering principles.

Analyzing your last 5 git commits is a practical starting point to understand applied software engineering principles. This scope provides enough context to recognize patterns, trade-offs, and specific takeaways from your code changes.

Analyzing git history for lesson learning is limited to what is captured in the commits. It cannot infer external context, undocumented trade-offs, or principles applied in uncommitted code changes outside the repository history.