Eric Blake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > According to Paul Eggert on 10/10/2007 12:46 AM: >> Eric Blake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> >>> Thanks for doing this. But please remember to separate the summary line >>> from the rest of the details in the git commit text. >> >> This is starting to get a bit off-topic, but I am finding these >> from-my-point-of-view oddball restrictions about what goes into >> ChangeLog entries fairly onerous. I am just using vc-dwim, which >> generates commit text automatically from the ChangeLog. This works in >> other projects; why isn't it working here? > > Jim, it looks like vc-dwim could use an improvement when targeting git. > There are enough places in git tools that expect the summary line to be > separated by a blank line from the rest of the commit message; otherwise > the entire ChangeLog entry gets concatenated into a single long commit > summary, which gets rather hard to read when browsing git history.
Ha! That'd been annoying me, too, but I'd just been using vc-dwim --c, and then immediately afterwards would run "cg-commit --amend -e" to insert the blank line. Thanks to your prod, I've fixed it.
