I went an embarrassingly long time without knowing you could use a second -m flag. I tend to do all my git stuff on the command line. Since I learned this, I ha

I went an embarrassingly long time without knowing you could use a second -m flag. I tend to do all my git stuff on the command line. Since I learned this, I have made it a regular habit to add more detailed messages to my commits when necessary. Very helpful when looking back at old history, to remember details or problems I encountered while working on that commit. I see a lot of people say they always use vim to edit commits, I think I will have to try this out. The -m flags in the terminal have always worked fine for my workflow, so I guess I never really thought about using vim.