In the future, when making a commit that resolves an issue (#nnn), it is helpful if you write “Closes: #nnn” in the commit message. If you do this, then github will automatically close the related issue when the pull request is accepted.
It is also better if you put a blank line immediately after the title of a commit, before the longer explanation, signed-off-by, or Closes:. This improves how the history looks when viewed by ‘git log –oneline’, which shows the commit message up to the first blank line.
Thanks again, it’s nice to see some of these little issues with AXIS being fixed.
#1 – jepler 于 2017-07-14
@rene-dev Thanks for your patch
In the future, when making a commit that resolves an issue (#nnn), it is helpful if you write “Closes: #nnn” in the commit message. If you do this, then github will automatically close the related issue when the pull request is accepted.
It is also better if you put a blank line immediately after the title of a commit, before the longer explanation, signed-off-by, or Closes:. This improves how the history looks when viewed by ‘git log –oneline’, which shows the commit message up to the first blank line.
Thanks again, it’s nice to see some of these little issues with AXIS being fixed.