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git rex --edit COMMIT — Opens the commit message of COMMIT in an editor prior to executing the script, similar to git cherry-pick --edit
git rex --edit — Opens a template commit message in an editor; executes the user-supplied script and commits.
Both will need to implement the behaviour of the git commit --cleanup flag prior to executing the script. Optionally, we could add a new default mode that does not ignore comments in script sections, as that's probably going to be pretty convenient.
Automated commit created with git-rex
The following commands were executed:
```bash
# Enter your script here. It will be executed, and all files created
# or changed committed to your repository.
```
# Please enter the commit message for your changes. Lines starting
# with '#', except those in script sections, will be ignored, and an
# empty commit message, or one with no script commands to execute,
# aborts the commit.
#
# On branch foo
Both should respect the core.editor config, if set.
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The following should be valid commands:
git rex --edit COMMIT
— Opens the commit message of COMMIT in an editor prior to executing the script, similar togit cherry-pick --edit
git rex --edit
— Opens a template commit message in an editor; executes the user-supplied script and commits.Both will need to implement the behaviour of the git commit --cleanup flag prior to executing the script. Optionally, we could add a new default mode that does not ignore comments in script sections, as that's probably going to be pretty convenient.
Both should respect the core.editor config, if set.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: