Maybe this is just me, but when I work on a patch, I usually have a local branch where I do a lot of small commits. For these commits I use simple "one liner" commit messages. Once I have something useful for sending to review, then I squash these commits together, and write a proper commit message and the like. The problem I see with the new GitHub workflow, is that every local commit, is running the pre-commit hook, and generating a very big commit messsage. I found a way to skip that with "git commit -m" but I wonder if this is the right default or not. When I'm running "git-webkit upload" then I'd be happy to be asked to provide a good commit message and all that, but before that it seems like noise to my way of working. WDYT?