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git commit dialog: disable line wrap - #9703
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the text area for the commit message has line wrap enabled while also showing a red line as recommended line length limit. The actual text which is committed is simply based on getText() atm which does not take line wrap into account. Disable line wrap to make sure the visual representation matches the committed message without surprises.
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Oct 12, 2026
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the text area for the commit message has line wrap enabled while also showing a red line as recommended line length limit. The actual text which is committed is simply based on
getText()atm which does not take line wrap into account.Disable line wrap to make sure the visual representation matches the committed message without surprises.
alternative to the more complex #9702