The git flow feature finish command currently does not support a -m parameter for specifying a custom commit message when merging a feature branch. Introducing this parameter would enable users to provide a specific message for the merge commit, enhancing the clarity and usefulness of the commit history.
Expected Behavior
A new -m or --message parameter should be available for the git flow feature finish command, allowing users to specify a custom commit message.
For example: git flow feature finish -m "Custom commit message"
Proposal
Add a -m or --message parameter to the git flow feature finish command. This parameter should accept a string input that will be used as the commit message for the merge commit when finishing the feature branch.
Benefits
Improves commit history readability by allowing custom commit messages.
Provides more flexibility and control to users over their commit messages.
Aligns with common practices in other Git workflows that allow specifying commit messages.
Summary
The
git flow feature finish
command currently does not support a-m
parameter for specifying a custom commit message when merging a feature branch. Introducing this parameter would enable users to provide a specific message for the merge commit, enhancing the clarity and usefulness of the commit history.Expected Behavior
A new
-m
or--message
parameter should be available for thegit flow feature finish
command, allowing users to specify a custom commit message. For example: git flow feature finish -m "Custom commit message"Proposal
Add a
-m
or--message
parameter to thegit flow feature finish
command. This parameter should accept a string input that will be used as the commit message for the merge commit when finishing the feature branch.Benefits