ZheNing Hu <adlternative@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > Now I think that we should keep those trailers which ask for a > "name <email>" pair, like "Helped-by", "Signed-off-by", when we > provide a "help:","sign:" in command line, This allows the user to > dynamically fill in the "name <email>" pair of other people in the > commit message later. It is worthwhile for users to exit with exit(0). > > But those dispensable things like "Commit-Count", It must depend > on a person's statistics in the git repository. So "cnt:" is meaningless, > users' script can let it exit(1). Perhaps, but at this point what you think (or what I think) does not matter. That was the whole point of letting .cmd script signal Git if the result from the invocation should be kept or discarded with its exit status. What would be sufficient here for us to do is to agree that it would be good to have a minimal set (perhaps a pair) of examples to demonstrate that the script can choose to keep or discard a meaningless trailer entry with its exit status.
