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When reverting an already reverted commit using Git 2.45.2 it creates a commit with a title of Reapply "[original commit message]". I believe this used to generate messages like revert: revert: "[original commit message]" in older versions. I've added "reapply" to the list of contrib-title-conventional-commitstypes, and "reapply" is printed in the error message, but it is not applied in the same way as "revert":
When reverting an already reverted commit using Git 2.45.2 it creates a commit with a title of
Reapply "[original commit message]"
. I believe this used to generate messages likerevert: revert: "[original commit message]"
in older versions. I've added "reapply" to the list ofcontrib-title-conventional-commits
types
, and "reapply" is printed in the error message, but it is not applied in the same way as "revert":Workarounds:
Reapply "
prefix and"
suffix also works.I assume there's a special case in the code for handling
Revert "[message]"
, which should also be applied toReapply "[message]"
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