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Hi, Please those of using VScode here, is there a way to commit to Git without "Git Comments" ?, I am asking this question because of my Personal Project.

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  • 6
    No. Commit without a summary is not allowed
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    @iiii while we're at it. How do you add a additional comment to your commit? Can't seem to find it in the documentation. But in most IDE plugins I can add a summary and comment.
  • 5
    @p100sch --amend ?
    Oh, you mean the other thing. Just ad a line break... The first line is the summary, the others are additional comments
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    Nobody gives a shit if it’s an enterprise or your own project. You will add a fucking git message. If you don’t, you will never be a developer and might as well just work in construction you lil shitpickle.
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    @p100sch just by making paragraphs. If you ever commit from terminal, you will see what I mean.

    <Title>
    <Empty line>
    <Short summary>
    <Empty line>
    <More detailed summary>
    <etc>
  • 0
    Just write what changes you made in the commit, and also why you made them if it isn't obvious. Simple.

    And if you happen to not know what you did it or why you did it, simply don't commit until you do know.
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    Why even use version control if you don't want anyone to understand what changes you made, just upload code to drive.
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    @petergriffin 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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    @theabbie I am using it to sync on two Pcs that's why 😁
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    @TheCommoner282 😂😂😂
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