Re: [sr-dev] git:5.0:3dcde884: cdp: fix three coverity errors (ressource leaks and error checks)

in my opinion, I do not see any relevance in having the subject of the commit message to include a statement like: ... fix N coverity errors ... Who/what tool or how the issues were detected does not belong there, it can be added in the body, like when we mention who reported it or the number of the issue tracker. Even there I do not find it necessary, but can be added if one wants. The subject should be related to what was fixed, it would be enough in this case: cdp: fix resource leaks and error checks in peer_connect() The subject should be as short as possible and concise, it is listed in the summary of the commits by various tools (e.g., tig) which are very useful when I do backports for stable releases or track what was changed during an interval of time.