Hi to all, I'm trying to figure out what is the best way (and if it exists) to
link a message of a commit to another commit.
I start by saying I don't know Git very well so maybe this question can be very
trival for someone but I've googled and searched into the Mailing List with
little success.
The goal would be to be able to refer to a specific commit (or a set of it)
through its Hash in order to justify some actions done in a commit, mantaining
the message compact.
Obviously I don't mean to put the raw Hash, rather I would be happy to find a
way to automatize the visits and the insertions of the commits inside the
message.
What I mean is what Gitweb do, naturally adapted for the use of Git through
shell.
For example, thinking about it, I've imagined to add this feature to `git
commit`:
git commit --see-also <commit1> <commit2> ...
that adds a label (like "Signed-off-by") such as:
See-also:
1: <commit 1>
2: <commit 2>
...
And, to other side, `git show` could have a feature like this:
git show <commit> --see-also 1
that simply call `git show <commit-1>`.
So, there is a better way to obtain a behaviour like this?
Has ever been discussed the possibility of implementing a similar feature? and
There is a way to handle a similar behaviour through Hooks?
Thanks to all,
NaN
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