When doing a commit or choosing what to do for an interactive rebase one can just wipe the whole content of the editor, save and close to abort the action. While doing a `git rebase --edit-todo` I came to the conclusion that I would like to abort the edit and did the same. The final `git rebase --continue` got me rid of the rest of the commits... (Fortunately the "missing" commits could be rescued by looking into `.git/logs/HEAD` so thumbs up for that. ) Unfortunately the behaviour of `--edit-todo` was a bit surprising and somehow doesn't feel consistent with the other actions involving an editor. Can this be considered a bug? Best regards, Victor
