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(Zartaj Majeed, Peter Greenberg, Amir Sadoughi): Current practice seems to be proper and it probably is not a bug. The merge commit message is prepared by git itself and follows a certain format. It may not be desirable to edit that and the current mergetool does not provide a means for commit-message hooks.
Pull and fetch don't honor --progress flag
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.version-control.git/236257/focus=236262
Justin Mani Shahul Sumedh
[Verified this is not a bug. When pulling/fetching a sizable amount of data, we were able to see the throughput statistics. Tried the same fetch with a small file, and we did not see the statistics. User likely thought it was a bug due to the small file size he was pulling/fetching. He likely saw the statistics when pushing since the upload speed can be slower than download.]
we do not handle integer overflow in commit/author timestamps
[no reference, but something I have noticed; we should probably
return a sentinel "0" rather than a random overflow value, and
we should probably detect and warn in git-fsck]