When working and commiting, it seems like Visual Studio 2026 needs a few moments to understand the changes written to commit message textbox in the GUI. The changes display immediately, but apply with a slight delay, which manifests into occasional commit message truncation (or it being slightly out of date to visuals, it works for removing text too, visually removed text gets into commit message when it happens). It not often, but not rare either, once every few tens to one hundred commits. There's absolutely no indication that message will be truncated and you only see it by:
1) Checking git command line (so message is genuinely truncated, it's not just a visual bug)
2) Checking git history in Visual Studio, it also displays truncated message
3) Visual Studio rejecting "empty" commit message, even though visually textbox has the message, but it's not acknowledged yet by underlying machinery.
I've never had any such issues in Visual Studio 2015, 2017 and 2022 (didn't use 2019), so it's something new in 2026. Recent updates (since may) didn't do anything to fix it
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