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Change use of # in generated commit messages to ==... or --... on the next line #228

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herb-kuta-lge opened this issue Sep 3, 2019 · 2 comments

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herb-kuta-lge commented Sep 3, 2019

superflore currently generates commit messages that contain lines starting with the markdown header indicator #. However, commit message lines that start with # are considered comments when amending a commit and are removed unless the user remembers to quote them. Prevent these lines from accidentally being dropped by using the alternate form of header indication: a line starting with =-s or --s underneath the header text.

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@herb-kuta-lge herb-kuta-lge changed the title Change use of # in generated commit messages to ==... on the next line Change use of # in generated commit messages to ==... or --... on the next line Sep 3, 2019
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allenh1 commented Sep 3, 2019

However, commit message lines that start with # are considered comments when amending a commit and are removed unless the user remembers to quote them.

Hm... Yeah, that's definitely not so good. Thanks for catching this!

herb-kuta-lge added a commit to herb-kuta-lge/superflore that referenced this issue Nov 15, 2019
…rastructure#228)

superflore currently generates commit messages that contain lines
starting with the markdown header indicator "#". However, commit message
lines that start with "#" are considered comments when amending a commit
and are removed unless the user remembers to quote them. Prevent these
lines from accidentally being removed by using the alternate form of
header indication: a line starting with "="-s or "-"-s underneath the
header text.
herb-kuta-lge added a commit to herb-kuta-lge/superflore that referenced this issue Nov 15, 2019
…rastructure#228)

superflore currently generates commit messages that contain lines
starting with the markdown header indicator "#". However, commit message
lines that start with "#" are considered comments when amending a commit
and are removed unless the user remembers to quote them. Prevent these
lines from accidentally being removed by using the alternate form of
header indication: a line starting with "="-s or "-"-s underneath the
header text.
herb-kuta-lge added a commit to herb-kuta-lge/superflore that referenced this issue Nov 15, 2019
…rastructure#228)

superflore currently generates commit messages that contain lines
starting with the markdown header indicator "#". However, commit message
lines that start with "#" are considered comments when amending a commit
and are removed unless the user remembers to quote them. Prevent these
lines from accidentally being removed by using the alternate form of
header indication: a line starting with "="-s or "-"-s underneath the
header text.
herb-kuta-lge added a commit to herb-kuta-lge/superflore that referenced this issue Nov 15, 2019
…rastructure#228)

superflore currently generates commit messages that contain lines
starting with the markdown header indicator "#". However, commit message
lines that start with "#" are considered comments when amending a commit
and are removed unless the user remembers to quote them. Prevent these
lines from accidentally being removed by using the alternate form of
header indication: a line starting with "="-s or "-"-s underneath the
header text.
allenh1 pushed a commit that referenced this issue Nov 15, 2019
…236)

superflore currently generates commit messages that contain lines
starting with the markdown header indicator "#". However, commit message
lines that start with "#" are considered comments when amending a commit
and are removed unless the user remembers to quote them. Prevent these
lines from accidentally being removed by using the alternate form of
header indication: a line starting with "="-s or "-"-s underneath the
header text.
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Resolved by #236.

zffgithub pushed a commit to zffgithub/superflore that referenced this issue Apr 11, 2023
…rastructure#228) (ros-infrastructure#236)

superflore currently generates commit messages that contain lines
starting with the markdown header indicator "#". However, commit message
lines that start with "#" are considered comments when amending a commit
and are removed unless the user remembers to quote them. Prevent these
lines from accidentally being removed by using the alternate form of
header indication: a line starting with "="-s or "-"-s underneath the
header text.
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