commit amend: deprecate -n in favor of --no-edit #502
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`git commit --no-edit` does not have a `-n` short form so we shouldn't either. In the interest of not breaking anyone, just deprecate the flag first. We'll warn users when they use the short form for now. Refs #380 (comment)
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-n is being deprecated in favor of --no-edit. Ref: abhinav/git-spice#502
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git commit --no-editdoes not have a-nshort formso we shouldn't either.
In the interest of not breaking anyone, just deprecate the flag first.
We'll warn users when they use the short form for now.
Refs #380 (comment)