Have a look at this commit I made for a GitHub repo:
https://github.com/thomthom/SKUI/commit/17d6b9f17d6ab358c29b793059c82300554a12f1
The title I entered was:
Ensuring that checking and unchecking methods of the Checkbox control work. Fixing #61.
But somewhere along the lines that got broken in two parts and the trailing part ended up in the description. This looks odd and it also prevented the issue from being automatically closed.
Is there a way to prevent SourceTree from splitting up the commit message?
Hi Thomas,
This isn't anything to do with SourceTree. GitHub take a certain amount of characters/words and use that as the title. Anything beyond that is treated as part of the message. It's just the way they format commit messages. Take for example this: https://github.com/kieransenior/jquery-treetable/commit/980bdd3ab61d54c850ada6746aadeaa4967d7277. Same thing happens (not my commit). You can search throughout GitHub and see the same thing happening.
Cheers
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