Ticket IDs on commits, so useful. Just the other day I wanted to find an old ticket which I couldn’t find via search. But I knew what changed in the code so I

Ticket IDs on commits, so useful. Just the other day I wanted to find an old ticket which I couldn’t find via search. But I knew what changed in the code so I went to pull up the commit and… no ticket ID. And git does not provide any way to see which branch a commit was originally made to (our branches all have ticket ids in them). I finally found it by searching PRs but it was painful. My IDE leaves my previous commit message in the box which is awesome for me. Once I’ve committed once I just have to delete everything after the ticket ID and add my new commit message.