Changing commit messages
konrad.hinsen at laposte.net
konrad.hinsen at laposte.net
Mon Jun 19 18:47:12 UTC 2006
On 19.06.2006, at 18:01, Bryan O'Sullivan wrote:
> No, there's not an easy way to do it. I've been pondering
> submitting a
> bug requesting a "recommit" extension that would roll back a commit
> and
> redo it, allowing you to edit the commit message, but that wouldn't
> help
> your problem, since you need to edit *everything*.
Indeed, though I would appreciate the "recommit" command for those
cases where I discover a typo a minute after committing.
> There's an option you can set with tailor to turn off that annoying
> default log message, so that you only get the plain SVN log message.
> It's called patch-name-format, and you edit the config file to set
> it as
> empty (see the tailor README). It would be easiest and fastest for
> you
> to clear it and reconvert your repo.
Thanks, that's what I needed!
Konrad.
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