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I want to ensure that my latest commit has the current date before I push. Since I always rebase to master before a merge + push, I made this alias: [alias] sync = !git commit --amend --date=today && git rebase master Problem is, it keeps launching my text editor asking for a new commit message. Is there a way to have an optional parameter, so that I can choose to use either: git sync 'my commit message' or git sync where the latter will simply use the existing commit message, whatever it happens to be?
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