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You should be using `git commit -v` then; it will include the full diff of your changes, so you can quickly check them while writing your commit message.
by gonzus 6y ago
You should be using `git commit -v` then; it will include the full diff of your changes, so you can quickly check them while writing your commit message.
- seemethere 6y agoYeah this is what I use, the only issue being extraordinarily large commits may get bogged down some times. I have no idea why anyone would ever not use this to be honest.