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I pretty much always write my commit messages in Vim and never knew about -v, this is really nice thanks for the tip. Going to set it as default with: git
by roryrjb 6y ago
I pretty much always write my commit messages in Vim and never knew about -v, this is really nice thanks for the tip. Going to set it as default with:
git config --global commit.verbose true
- da-x 6y agoIt's useful, but makes you wonder why they haven't taken it one step forward and allow you to edit the diff too while you're at it.
- tomjakubowski 6y agoThat sounds positively radical. Like magit taken to its conclusion.
- u801e 6y agoYou could if you also have the output of git diff. Then you could stage and unstage hunks or parts of them using a combination of recountdiff and git apply --cached