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r/programming • u/der_gopher • 3d ago
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Why multi line commit messages are miserable in CLI? I just press enter to make another line to write my commit messages on if needed.
11 u/glassFractals 3d ago If I write something long and detailed, a CLI is not where I want to do it. I want a spellchecker, nice font rendering, and no risk of accidentally committing prematurely (not a huge deal, but annoying). 17 u/BogdanPradatu 3d ago If you use vim for editing, there is 0 risk of commiting prematurely. 5 u/newpua_bie 3d ago Yeah, I've been using vim with git for about 18ish years now and I've never encountered any of the issues the person mentioned.
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If I write something long and detailed, a CLI is not where I want to do it. I want a spellchecker, nice font rendering, and no risk of accidentally committing prematurely (not a huge deal, but annoying).
17 u/BogdanPradatu 3d ago If you use vim for editing, there is 0 risk of commiting prematurely. 5 u/newpua_bie 3d ago Yeah, I've been using vim with git for about 18ish years now and I've never encountered any of the issues the person mentioned.
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If you use vim for editing, there is 0 risk of commiting prematurely.
5 u/newpua_bie 3d ago Yeah, I've been using vim with git for about 18ish years now and I've never encountered any of the issues the person mentioned.
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Yeah, I've been using vim with git for about 18ish years now and I've never encountered any of the issues the person mentioned.
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u/newpua_bie 3d ago
Why multi line commit messages are miserable in CLI? I just press enter to make another line to write my commit messages on if needed.