Closed tommarshall closed 8 years ago
git-commit uses fixup! and squash! prefixes on the subject line for the --fixup <commit> and --squash <commit> arguments.
git-commit
fixup!
squash!
--fixup <commit>
--squash <commit>
git-good-commit should ignore the fixup! and squash! prefixes when validating:
git-good-commit
git-commit
usesfixup!
andsquash!
prefixes on the subject line for the--fixup <commit>
and--squash <commit>
arguments.git-good-commit
should ignore thefixup!
andsquash!
prefixes when validating: