Doesn’t mean much.
As someone who commits to various repos daily, some time the extent of the comment is “gtfo with your bad code practices jeff” …
If you arent Jeff, you wouldnt know what it is you did wrong…
Epic is not that bad about commits, but you also don’t get to see the internal dev commits, where you’d be more likely to find a note on what changes took place before it got merged back into the branch and the comment was forgotten…
Instead, look for a specific file in the repo, then look at its changes between versions.
That way you get to see exactly what was changed without having to bother reading comments.
Also, though possible, I doubt epic considers anytning UE5 to really be “production ready”.
And if they really do, then they really are delusional…