问题
I am using git under TFS, and I was associating commits to work items through #work-item i.e:
git commit -m "fix #123"
Now I want to be able to change its status with something like:
git commit -m "Changed foo function. closed #125"
But it did not work. Is it possible?
回答1:
There isn't any way to achieve this feature for now. There is already a feature request submitted on User Voice , you can vote it: Update work items on commit for git.
回答2:
For some months this feature ist implemented, but has to be activated separately.
Then using the keyword fix, fixes or fixed #ID will close the workitem.
Detailed instructions: https://docs.microsoft.com/de-de/azure/devops/repos/git/resolution-mentions?view=azure-devops
回答3:
Ah so I am not familiar with TFS but you are trying to commit again and assuming there were no changes, and even if there were you would need to stage them first with
git add <filename>
you cannot commit again if there were no changes
however if you are just trying to change the previous commit message you can use
git commit --amend
source: https://help.github.com/articles/changing-a-commit-message/
however I don't think this is the correct method for what you want to do. I doubt any system would have changing commit messages as part of its process I would advise you investigate your system and it's requirements.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40679147/work-items-commits-state-control