The 25/08/09, Junio C Hamano wrote:
I therefore conclude that using the "remove above scissors" should be a
conscious decision, and should not be enabled by default. --obey-scissors
would be a good option for this reason.
I'm not sure what between --obey or --ignore will help most to write
good commit message. I (as a maintainer myself or as a contributor)
usually prefer to --amend a commit rather than play with copy/paste or
starting from scratch. So, I tend to agree even if the reasons are not
exactly the same. :-)
That said, I don't bother what is the default that much. The main
purpose is to have the choice.
For people who _really_ want to obey to scissors by default I'll add an
option to git-config. Whithout more comments, I'll add
scissors.obey
.
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Nicolas Sebrecht