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feature: Remember commit message when undoing commit #1872
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In git gui I can click "Amend last commit", then the last commit message will show up in the right down corner.
When I click "Undo Commit [U]" in gitui, then try to "Commit [c]", the commit message is empty, and I have to retype it.
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be great if the commit message would be remembered when undoing a commit.
"Undo Commit [U]" in gitui is great, but it does not remember the commit message.
I am so much in love in "Amend Last Commit" in git gui. It is a very easy and flexible way for rebasing commits and splitting them into smaller parts. I would be happy to have this functionality in gitui.
Describe alternatives you've considered
git gui
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Thanks for making gitui, it is just great.
(Additionally, subjectively, it would be great to show a one-line small window on right bottom below "Diff:" window in git ui to show the temporary commit message, just like git gui does. But I do not need it, this would only be "nice to have".)
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You can use the commit msg history for that: default key bindings: ctrl-n
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You can use the commit msg history for that: default key bindings: ctrl-n
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Like a charm! Thank you!
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