git-show / tig: no indention for commit message

git-show / tig: no indention for commit message

[Enrico Weigelt]

Hi folks,


I often have to copy+paste commit messages from tig (when putting
changes into TFS manually ;-o), and the 4-spaces indention is quite
unhandy here. Is there a way to switch it off ?


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Re: git-show / tig: no indention for commit message

[Andreas Schwab]

Enrico Weigelt <weigelt@metux.de> writes:

> I often have to copy+paste commit messages from tig (when putting
> changes into TFS manually ;-o), and the 4-spaces indention is quite
> unhandy here. Is there a way to switch it off ?

You could use git cat-file instead.

Andreas.

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Re: git-show / tig: no indention for commit message

[Jonas Fonseca]

On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 07:36, Enrico Weigelt <weigelt@metux.de> wrote:
> I often have to copy+paste commit messages from tig (when putting
> changes into TFS manually ;-o), and the 4-spaces indention is quite
> unhandy here. Is there a way to switch it off ?

Why not configure a keybinding to run a small shell script, where you
can use xclip or something similar to copy to the clipboard?

The following .git/config example abuses a git alias (in place of a
shell script) to output the raw commit text when P is pressed:

[tig "bind"]
  generic = P !git copy-commit-message %(commit)
[alias]
  copy-commit-message = !"git log --format=%B -1"

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