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David BriscoeandTim Pope 5661dea7be Format the full body instead of separating title 
Fix #2315: Gedit strips newlines when commit lacks a blank line

%B is the "raw body (unwrapped subject and body)". Since we're
displaying both, we can use that to avoid any changes to the message
content. %B was added to git in 1.7.2 (2010) in commit
1367b12ad623e28546ba40c435015d94e7fbb248, and fugitive requires 1.8.5 so
it's safe to use.
 2024-07-05 11:59:21 -04:00
David BriscoeandTim Pope 5f0d280b51 Always fire BufReadStatus's autocmd 
Fix #2161.

Always execute BufReadStatus's return value because that's the code that
fires the FugitiveIndex autocmd.
 2023-04-28 23:23:46 -04:00
David BriscoeandTim Pope 3304c14c63 Move filetype to after maps to allow user maps 
The easiest way for users to define their own maps in Gstatus buffers is
using a ftplugin/fugitive.vim file with a `b:fugitive_type != 'index'`
guard. Setting the filetype after defining the maps allows users to
maniuplate "dangerous" maps and otherwise customize mappings.

For example, in ~/.vim/after/ftplugin/fugitive.vim:

    if !exists('g:loaded_fugitive') || b:fugitive_type != 'index'
        finish
    endif

    " Use s to stage *and* unstage changes: shadows -.
    nmap <buffer> <silent> s -
    xmap <buffer> <silent> s -

    " I hit this by accident.
    nunmap <buffer> X
 2019-01-31 01:43:18 -05:00