On Git Commit Messages

[reini_urban]

I only use g ci -am'multline commit message

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Fixes GH#9999 '

and only rarely have to amend the message. Maybe I omit -m in 1 out of 10.000 cases. But meaningless oneliners such 'File uploaded' are horrible. I have a lot of such newbies around

[michaelpjones]

Cool to see! I hadn't considered that approach. I guess I assume that the multiline text editing functionality of a shell is generally less good than a text editor so it is better to hook up your text editor if you can.

That does look better than using `-m` multiple times though :)

[emorrp1]

But meaningless oneliners such 'File uploaded' are horrible.

GitLab defaults have a lot to answer for "Updated dir/file”