Junio C Hamano <gitster@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > but the point is "blank-line" or "newline" does not say which > newline in the resulting notes object you are mucking with. It is > not like in this example: > > $ git notes add -m "title of the note" > $ git notes append --no-blank-line -m "body of the note > > that span multiple > > lines" HEAD > > you are removving the blank lines embedded in the body of the > message, but from the option name, it is hard to guess that. Fine, I see. Maybe "insert-starting-newline" or "insert-initial-newline". If we could not find a suitable naming for this, it's ok for me to hang up [5/5] (a little struggle for me to find a better name for this now in fact (⊙ˍ⊙).), because except it, the [4/5] still an active bugfix in my opinion. Thanks.
