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There are minor coding style changes that I often want to commit to the source control, but now the change log is full of those changes that do not affect code functionality.
What should I do next time I have to fix minor things like:
If you are changing the code file, I don’t really see why you wouldn’t want to commit and share those changes. If you don’t you run the risk that someone else will fix them and then collide with yours.
If they aren’t changes that other users want in the codebase, perhaps you should ask yourself why you are spending time writing them.