Add binding for git_commit_body #835
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This patch adds a binding for git_commit_body to retrieve the commit message without the summary paragraph. Additionally, this patch updates the test suite to test commits with a body paragraph. While the commit body was previously available via Commit::message, users would have to reimplement libgit2's behaviour to extract the commit body from it.
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This pull request adds a binding for
git_commit_body.While users could previously retrieve the commit body as part of the commit message, they would have to reimplement libgit2's functionality to extract the body paragraphs.
In addition to the new binding, I also updated the test suite to test a commit with a body paragraph instead.
The data users can get with the new binding is useful when displaying the title and body parts of a commit message differently. My use case for this feature is validating the commit body with a separate set of rules in a commit message linter I'm writing.
Thank you for the review in advance!