How to so they appear in this file every time
COMMIT_EDITMSG file is a temporary text file created by Git whenever you run git commit without the COMMIT-EDITMSG
The COMMIT_EDITMSG file is the only place where you can seamlessly write a multi-line, detailed commit message without using shell escape sequences or awkward string quoting. How to so they appear in this file
COMMIT_EDITMSG is a temporary system file created by to store your commit message while you are editing it. It acts as a staging ground for the text you write before it becomes a permanent part of the repository's history. 🛠️ How It Works 🛠️ How It Works Tools like git-super-ai ,
Tools like git-super-ai , gpt-commit , or custom scripts work by:
This is COMMIT-EDITMSG in action. The comments (prefixed with # ) are not part of the final message. They serve as:
git commit --amend