Use a separate .git/SCM_BREEZE_COMMIT_MSG file for each repo #356
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…s (git reset last) to save the recent commit message to that file for reuse
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When I'm working on multiple projects, it's annoying when the saved git commit message is global and not unique to each repo.
/tmp/.git_commit_message~was a bad idea!I also use the
grslalias quite a lot (which means "git reset last commit"). I realized it would be really handy to store that commit message in.git/SCM_BREEZE_COMMIT_MSGas well so that I can reset to the previous commit, make a change, then hit Ctrl+X+space to commit again with the same message.