I see that line of thinking, and agree that it makes sense. I'm having
problems with an IDE (Qt Creator) and I think I know where the problem
lies now. I believe Qt Creator doesn't actually call git commit until
after the user generates a message in the message box, meaning my
prepare-commit-msg ho
On Mon, Dec 18, 2017 at 11:43 AM, Seth Raymond wrote:
> If a commit is invoked with -F , indicating that the commit
> message should be read from an existing file, the the
> prepare-commit-msg and commit-msg hooks do not operate on . The
> first argument to the hook is always /COMMIT_EDITMSG, rath
If a commit is invoked with -F , indicating that the commit
message should be read from an existing file, the the
prepare-commit-msg and commit-msg hooks do not operate on . The
first argument to the hook is always /COMMIT_EDITMSG, rather
than .
Am I wrong in this line of thinking?
-Seth
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