I am using git-svn. The SVN repository I'm dealing with has a standard
comment convention I must follow. It is a simple static string of
information that must appear on the first line of the commit message.
Everything else can be free-form.
I figured out how to add a commit template to my gitconfig file. So
for regular commits, I think I'm fine. But when Git does a merge (no
conflicts), it auto-generates a commit message like:
Merge branch 'master' of /path/to/other/repo
How can I change this so my required string gets written at the
beginning of the commit message. I played with the commit-msg and
prepare-commit-msg hooks, but it didn't seem to get triggered in the
merge case.
Also, having the prepare-commit-msg hook add text had the side-effect
that in my normal commits, the message was always accepted, even when
I wanted to abort (vi using :q!). In case I ever do need to use
prepare-commit-msg, is there a way I can use it where abort still can
work?
Thank you
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