When I do a Cherry Pick from a commit and select the following options...
Commit all changes = NoAppend source to commit message = Yes
...then I'd expect the message from that chreey-picked commit to be appended to any existing message in the commit-message box.
Instead, any existing message is overwritten with the message from the cherry-picked commit.
Next, I'd expect to be able to gather multiple cherry-picks into a single new commit by repeating the above process (before I make any commit). That doesn't work as expected, since for each new cherry-pick the previous message gets overwritten.
To summarize, I'd like to to multiple cherry-picks in sequence and have all the corresponding commit-messages appended to my upcoming commit message, including any initial message that I had begun writing for changes I made before the first cherry-pick. No previous message should be overwritten but only appended, until I'm ready to make my single commit (consisting of a few "stacked" cherry-picks and possibly some other "manual" changes).
When I do a
Cherry Pickfrom a commit and select the following options...Commit all changes= NoAppend source to commit message= Yes...then I'd expect the message from that chreey-picked commit to be appended to any existing message in the commit-message box.
Instead, any existing message is overwritten with the message from the cherry-picked commit.
Next, I'd expect to be able to gather multiple cherry-picks into a single new commit by repeating the above process (before I make any commit). That doesn't work as expected, since for each new cherry-pick the previous message gets overwritten.
To summarize, I'd like to to multiple cherry-picks in sequence and have all the corresponding commit-messages appended to my upcoming commit message, including any initial message that I had begun writing for changes I made before the first cherry-pick. No previous message should be overwritten but only appended, until I'm ready to make my single commit (consisting of a few "stacked" cherry-picks and possibly some other "manual" changes).