I commit pretty frequently, so unless I'm merging in a large feature I tend to use git -m more often. That doesn't mean that I don't rebase a bunch of those sm

I commit pretty frequently, so unless I'm merging in a large feature I tend to use git -m more often. That doesn't mean that I don't rebase a bunch of those smaller changes away before pushing them upstream it just means a lot of the changes I commit are small enough that it's easier not to load Vim to write a commit message.