"second line is not empty" error in commit message
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Günter Zöchbauer
Oct 18, 2024, 6:31:55 AM10/18/24
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I just started with stgit and the Magit integration.
When I create a new patch an editor shows up as it does without stgit for commits,
I enter a title, an empty line and additional text.
When I create a new patch an editor shows up as it does without stgit for commits,
I enter a title, an empty line and additional text.
Patch: dummy
Author: Guenter Zoechbauer <m...@email.com>
Date: 2024-10-18 12:26:19 +0200
Title
some additional text
# Please enter the message for your patch. Lines starting with
# '#' will be ignored. An empty message aborts the new patch.
# The patch name and author information may also be modified.
Date: 2024-10-18 12:26:19 +0200
Title
some additional text
# Please enter the message for your patch. Lines starting with
# '#' will be ignored. An empty message aborts the new patch.
# The patch name and author information may also be modified.
When I commit with C-c C-C I get the error message
Second line is not empty. Commit anyway? (y or n)
The created commit and patch contain the title and content exactly as I entered it.
When I edit the patch and commit without change, I get the same error message.
Has anyone seen such behavior or any idea how to solve that?
When I edit the patch and commit without change, I get the same error message.
Has anyone seen such behavior or any idea how to solve that?
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