Hi, I'm using git version 2.27.0 on Linux. I have verbose commits enabled (`git commit --verbose`) and a repository configured to lint code before every commit with a pre-commit hook. This hook may change files and `git add` them just before the commit. However, when that hook actually changes files (and `git add`s them right away) these changes are not reflected in the commit verbose diff (the commented lines below the commit message). The changes *are* taken into account by git, as `git diff --staged` shows — and later the commit info, after actually making the commit. However the displayed diff in the commit message file is a snapshot of the diff *before* the pre-commit hook. Is this expected behaviour? I find it somehow confusing that the diff in the commit message isn't the actual commit diff. Thank you for your help! Kind regards, -- Maxime Louet
