Is it possible to define a global prefix for all the commit messages relating to a specific repository ?
- Fixed a bug Another method of adding a multi-line Git commit message is using quotes with your message, though it depends on your shell's capacity. To do this, add single or double quotes before typing the message, keep pressing enter and writing the next line, and finally close the quote at end of the message.
Changing the latest Git commit message If the message to be changed is for the latest commit to the repository, then the following commands are to be executed: git commit --amend -m "New message" git push --force repository-name branch-name.
The easiest way to create a Git commit with a message is to execute “git commit” with the “-m” option followed by your commit message.
You can use the commit.template
setting as discussed here
$ git config commit.template /path/to/git-commit-template.txt
This will set the template for the current repository only. You can add the --global
flag to apply to all repositories.
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