[enhancement] Commit editor more like git-driven EDITOR
Version
0.12.5
Operating System
Mac OSX
Distribution Method
dmg
Describe the issue
I know it's not for everyone, but I would like a wrap at 72ch for the body; a warning when the subject passes 50.
The editor/text field itself is also really small, which makes it difficult anyway & I appreciate would make it awkward to render a wrap at 72ch since it's already soft-wrapping at about 8 out of necessity - might have to pop a modal instead? The 'edit message' does appear in a modal editor, but it's still tiny anyway.
It would be convenient to have a 'rich' way of writing a code block, say just markdown style backticks which then turns it monospace, which then is actually committed as an indented block instead as is the norm (and which GitHub & GitLab for example also respect and will render as code blocks).
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Thanks for reporting! I did turn this issue into an enhancement as this could be a more intuitive way of writing commit message.
For one, the text box shouldn't be smaller than the suggested standard width, and additionally one could provide a rich markdown preview possibly with transformations to produce even more standard messages (e.g. backticks to indented code-blocks).
I very much support this idea, as I have been struggling as well with the barebones editor in GitButler, with exactly the same issues..