Show project name when editing COMMIT_EDITMSG #24
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Show the project name when editing a COMMIT_EDITMSG file. Formerly, we changed the working directory to the path of the file being edited, which is undesirable when committing changes on a project tracked in Git. Signed-off-by: Luca Zeuch <[email protected]>
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Description of changes
Show the project name when editing a COMMIT_EDITMSG file. Formerly, we
changed the working directory to the path of the file being edited,
which is undesirable when committing changes on a project tracked in Git.
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@IogaMaster
Addendum:
I'm not sure if this change is also desirable—I'm fine with maintaining
my own patchset if it isn't accepted by the general userbase.
There's still a warning emitted by luacheck, but it isn't relevant to
this change, therefore I didn't bother to fix it, though it seems to be
rather trivial.