Show only first commit-message line in status output #10696
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Only display the first line of the commit message in status output to avoid showing multi-line content such as the Change-Id or full review URL. Previously the code replaced newlines with spaces and then truncated, which could include unwanted trailing metadata; now it takes just the first line, then truncates to 50 characters to ensure concise, single-line status display.
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Only display the first line of the commit message in status output to
avoid showing multi-line content such as the Change-Id or full review
URL.
Previously the code replaced newlines with spaces and then
truncated, which could include unwanted trailing metadata; now it takes
just the first line, then truncates to 50 characters to ensure concise,
single-line status display.