sync, assistant: Include repository name in head branch commit message.
Note that while the assistant detects changes made to remote names, I left the commit message fixed rather than calculating it after every commit. It doesn't seem worth the CPU to do the latter.
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This was trying to fix [[a broken merge|forum/canceling_wrong_repository_merge/]]... --[[anarcat]]
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> While I think it's silly to use empty dummy commit messages when there
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> is nothing of value to say about the commit, I guess I can add value
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> by putting in the name of the repository where the commit was made. So,
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> [[done]] --[[Joey]]
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content="""
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It's completely legal for git commits to have empty commit messages. Why
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would rebase care? Seems like a bug in rebase.
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Note that only the git-annex assistant currently uses empty commit
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