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Use multiple "-m" parameters in your git commit. git commit -m "feat: script pretty print" -m "added variables for bold, normal, and a nice blue arrow" be
by bloopernova 4y ago
Use multiple "-m" parameters in your git commit.
git commit -m "feat: script pretty print" -m "added variables for bold, normal, and a nice blue arrow"
becomes:
feat: script pretty print
added variables for bold, normal, and a nice blue arrow
In your git log output. Use extra "-m" sections for stuff like ticket references, or other relevant information like a link to a design document.
- zach_garwood 4y agoMVP
- discodachshund 4y agoAlternatively just avoid the `-m` flag and open the message in `$EDITOR`
- rubyist5eva 4y agoBut then I have to figure out how to exit vim.