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sapegin committed Nov 8, 2024
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Expand Up @@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ Here’s what I use to work with Git:

What I like the most about committing from Visual Studio Code (besides its accessibility with a hotkey) is that I can set a large font size for the commit message field. Most Git tools set a tiny font, limit the size of the message field to one or two lines, and don’t let you change them. This is very uncomfortable, and I’m glad I can finally change it in the Code.

![Committing to Git in Visual Studio Code](images/vscode-spell-checker.png)
![Committing to Git in Visual Studio Code](images/vscode-commit.png)

My typical Git workflow in Visual Studio Code is as follows:

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