Clarify --no-edit flag usage in release workflow merge fallback #429
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Clarify --no-edit flag usage in release workflow merge fallback
Nov 25, 2025
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Description
Addresses review feedback on #427 regarding the
--no-editflag in the merge fallback logic.The
--no-editflag is the correct choice for CI environments - it prevents Git from opening an interactive editor for the merge commit message. While-mwith a custom message would also work,--no-editwith Git's default merge message is appropriate for this automated workflow.No code changes required - confirmed existing implementation is correct.
Resolves feedback from #427 (comment)
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