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by Vendan
1432 days ago
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do `export EDITOR="code -w"` `git commit` will then open up the commit message as a temp file in vscode, you can write your message then save and close (cmd-s, cmd-w on mac, probably ctrl-s ctrl-w on windows and linux?) and git commit will continue on. `code -w <file>` is telling vscode "open this file for editing and don't return until the user closes it" |
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