Undo commit should restore messages
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When I commit changes with some message, and undo it, the files are restored in their proper locations (staged f.ex.), but the commit message and subject is lost.
Undoing a commit should restore the message subject and body.
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Michael Bisbjerg
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Upvoted: 19 May, '25
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06 Dec, '21
DashHighlighted comment
Yes, I expect clicking undo to revert the state to right before I clicked the commit button. -
02 Mar, '22
Julien TardotThis issue feels somewhat similar to this one, about commit amending and soft-resets :
https://feedback.gitkraken.com/suggestions/195020/do-a-soft-reset-when-amending-a-commit
The underlying need is the same : being able to quickly alter a commit content without having to set the commit message again.