On Sat, Jan 14, 2012 at 10:32 AM, Miles Bader <[email protected]> wrote: > > C-u doesn't sound that bad, but maybe a little hard for the user to > discover. Given that the current behavior in the "no changes" case is > to do nothing at all, which is almost certainly not what the user > wanted, any reason to not just use another prompt at that point? > ("There are no changes to commit; would you like to amend the previous > log message?")
Hi, the fix that's been pushed has the following characteristics: * c opens the log-edit window anyway, without activating any flag (if you want to amend or allow-empty, hit C-c C-a or C-c C-e yourself) * C-u c opens the log-edit window in amend mode directly * C-u C-u c opens the log-edit window in allow-empty mode directly * in case you didn't set the necessary flags when you hit C-c C-c, the error message suggests the appropriate keybindings to toggle them Yann.
