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Clicking the row for "Amend commit" checks box, unchecking clears text #94

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opened 2026年05月20日 14:28:21 +02:00 by LastInLine · 1 comment

Clicking the row containing the Amend comment checkbox fills in the box which overwrites the text for the commit message. Unchecking it clears the text so if you miss the commit button you lose everything you've typed. As a personal preference I'd prefer the checkbox be the only clickable element on the row but otherwise it would be nice if clearing the checkbox returned the previously typed information to the boxes. Maybe my aim is bad or I'm just idlely clicking while proofreading my message but I've cleared everything far more often than I'd care to admit :)

Clicking the row containing the Amend comment checkbox fills in the box which overwrites the text for the commit message. Unchecking it clears the text so if you miss the commit button you lose everything you've typed. As a personal preference I'd prefer the checkbox be the only clickable element on the row but otherwise it would be nice if clearing the checkbox returned the previously typed information to the boxes. Maybe my aim is bad or I'm just idlely clicking while proofreading my message but I've cleared everything far more often than I'd care to admit :)

That's a good idea!

That's a good idea!
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