I've noticed that there seems to be no convention for the note within a commit message, about wich Github issue it addresses. Often it looks like "This is an awesome commit. Fixes #X." as first commit line, wich should be limited to 50 chars. Thus the phrase "Fixes #X." wastes a lot of the documentation space. I know it's fussy, but i'll wonder if something like "X This is an awesome commit." is fine?
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