> I can't imagine that all of your interactions with your codebase are via `git log` with no other flags. When did I say anything like that? My point is just

> I can't imagine that all of your interactions with your codebase are via `git log` with no other flags. When did I say anything like that? My point is just that the `git log` command, by default, shows the full commit message. The same goes for `git show`. So a user of the git CLI will regularly see complete commit messages, unless they purposefully request a different format. So, it is not some inherit problem in git that the complete commit message is hard to find. That's just a limitation of certain Git frontends.