Add a hash/pound symbol as the first character in a git commit message in vim

问题

GitHub (probably, wrongly) uses #'s when referring to GitHub issues. So I would like to add a commit message that refers to the issue on the first line.

e.g.

#12: New commit

- Did a thing
- Did another thing

Vim/git ignores lines starting with #'s though so I'm not sure how to escape it 🤷‍♂️

回答1:

Git allows you to update the comment char from the # symbol to any other. Then you can use the # symbol.

e.g.

git config core.commentChar '>'

or optionally set it globally

git config --global core.commentchar '>'

回答2:

The simplest way to avoid git interpreting the issue number as a comment line, is to insert another character before, so the # is not the leading character of the line (a space will do the trick).

Here is an example:

#45

will be seen as a comment

 #45
Issue #45

will both be taken entirely as commit messages

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56799689/add-a-hash-pound-symbol-as-the-first-character-in-a-git-commit-message-in-vim