Sometimes it's very convenient to start writing your message in the command line, either to delay the "mental context switch" from the command line to vim or wh

Sometimes it's very convenient to start writing your message in the command line, either to delay the "mental context switch" from the command line to vim or when you want to prepend some fixed text to a series of commits. You can just add -e to the end to either finish writing or checking it in Vim then, which is what I almost always do when I use -m.