Question: git commit -v uncomment Changes to be commited

Question: git commit -v uncomment Changes to be commited

[Mike Gaffney]

I find myself always uncommenting the "Changes to be commited:" section 
on a git commit -v. Other than a nifty regex with vi, I'm wondering if 
there is a way to customize the unified diff that is created with commit 
-v. I've looked through the list, but it is one of those things where I 
don't really know how to ask the question (phrase the search). I would 
be glad of any help that people could give me.

Thanks,
    gaffo

Question: git commit -v uncomment Changes to be commited

[mike.gaffney]

I find myself always uncommenting the "Changes to be commited:" section 
on a git commit -v. Other than a nifty regex with vi, I'm wondering if 
there is a way to customize the unified diff that is created with commit 
-v. I've looked through the list, but it is one of those things where I 
don't really know how to ask the question (phrase the search). I would 
be glad of any help that people could give me.

Thanks,
   Mike Gaffney

Re: Question: git commit -v uncomment Changes to be commited

[Olivier Marin]

mike.gaffney a écrit :
> I find myself always uncommenting the "Changes to be commited:" section
> on a git commit -v. Other than a nifty regex with vi, I'm wondering if
> there is a way to customize the unified diff that is created with commit
> -v. I've looked through the list, but it is one of those things where I
> don't really know how to ask the question (phrase the search). I would
> be glad of any help that people could give me.

You probably want to edit the hook .git/hooks/prepare-commit-msg in your
repository. Don't forget to enable it with chmod +x.

More information at:
  http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/githooks.html

Olivier.