My most common use case for # c is a single-commit PR. The default PR message uses the commit's first line both as the PR title (first line in editor) and as the boldest first line of the PR description. This is a nice feature for multi-commit PRs but is redundant for single-commit PRs (and not the default for GitHub itself).
I can probably write a PR to fix this at some point, though I'd appreciate knowing if people think this should just be a behavior change or a configurable preference.
My most common use case for
# cis a single-commit PR. The default PR message uses the commit's first line both as the PR title (first line in editor) and as the boldest first line of the PR description. This is a nice feature for multi-commit PRs but is redundant for single-commit PRs (and not the default for GitHub itself).I can probably write a PR to fix this at some point, though I'd appreciate knowing if people think this should just be a behavior change or a configurable preference.