How do I git commit my changes in VS Code without any message?
In the terminal I used --allow-empty-message -m ''. I used to be able to do what I wanted in VS Code by entering one space character, but that is no longer working.
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I had trouble before but couldn't It may only be that I don't know0xsu– 0xsu2019-11-19 01:01:25 +00:00Commented Nov 19, 2019 at 1:01
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please try answer.S_i_l_e_n_t C_o_d_e_r– S_i_l_e_n_t C_o_d_e_r2019-11-19 02:52:44 +00:00Commented Nov 19, 2019 at 2:52
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This works in VS code version 1.64.2.
Open the command pallette (Ctrl+Shift+P on PC or Cmd+Shift+P on a mac) and type in commit empty, select the Git: Commit Empty command. A text box will appear to add a commit message.
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Koosha
The question asks for a commit with no message, not an empty commit with a mandatory message. Your solution still asks for a message, and not providing it will cancel the commit operation.
Supposing you are using the built-in git client.
You should use the VSCode "TERMINAL" tab with a git aware terminal. It is not possible to do it with the GUI since it forces you to enter a message (that can be empty). Stage your modifications.
Then type in your terminal:
git commit
without the -m option.
If the git repository expects a message, an editor window should appear asking you for one.
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I tried this on my machine with latest VS Code(1.79.2). I am able to commit by just adding a space in message box.
