Git merge commit log
Michelle D'Souza
michelled33 at gmail.com
Thu Mar 10 19:24:34 UTC 2011
Hi,
I merged and pushed the FLUID-4044 branch today and I was wondering whether people liked the results of using the --log flag. You'll notice if you take a look at the commit log that it has the one line commit messages for every commit that was merged. This might help to communicate quickly what was merged in at a particular merge point. Here's what it looks like:
commit 6260c214c4a77f01c6ee52dfe827a63b9c9d5e74
Merge: 8c4ab1a 89019d7
Author: Michelle D'Souza <michelled33 at gmail.com>
Date: Thu Mar 10 14:03:03 2011 -0500
Merge remote branch 'gchowdhury/FLUID-4044'
* gchowdhury/FLUID-4044:
FLUID-4044: refactored some more of the codes for inline-edit unit tests.
FLUID-4044: cleaned the inline-edit unit test codes with jslint and refactored some more of the codes.
FLUID-4044: cleaned the inline-edit unit test code with jslint and refactored some of the code.
FLUID-4044: cleaned the inline-edit unit test code as per code reviewer recomendation.
FLUID-4044: cleaned the inline-edit unit test code as per Jslint recomendation.
FLUID-4044: Conversion of the manual test cases to automated test cases.
Without the --log flag we would only have got the first line of the message not the details below. Which do you like better?
Michelle
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