Hi, debian just updated to v 1.1 of magit, and one feature I often used seems to have disappeared...
It used to be that if you hit "c" with nothing staged, and then answered "n" to the "commit all?" prompt, it would still pop up the log-edit buffer, which then allowed one to use "C-c C-a" to amend the previous commit message without any actual source-code changes. With v1.1, this doesn't work anymore -- magit seems to resist ever displaying the log edit buffer unless there are actual source changes to be committed (if there are no changes at all, "c" does absolutely nothing; if there are unstaged changes, it asks the "commit all?" question, but if one answers "n" to the prompt, it then also does nothing). Is there another, more proper, way to just amend the previous commit's message, or is this a bug...? Thanks, -Miles -- My spirit felt washed. With blood. [Eli Shin, on "The Passion of the Christ"]
