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--allow-empty refers to the changeset [1]. You still need a message. [1] To be precise, it allows to create a commit that has the same tree as the parent commi

--allow-empty refers to the changeset [1]. You still need a message. [1] To be precise, it allows to create a commit that has the same tree as the parent commit.

cobbal 5y ago
That can be fixed by using “EDITOR=true git commit --amend --allow-empty”
- majewsky 5y ago
  The default message is empty though, so not editing it will abort the commit.