*:::: Edit the commit message to include the ticket number as above, then save your changes. *:::: *Note*: =GitTrac= edits to git commit messages *do not* affect the actual git repository -- if you run "git log", you'll see your original commit message, but =GitTrac= will use the edited message. +1::: After the push, you can also associate the commit with the appropriate ticket(s) without editing the commit message(s). +*:::: Find the relevant commit in =GitTrac= and note the =GitTrac= commit ID (the 5-digit number in square brackets). +*:::: Edit the appropriate ticket, add the commit ID *without the brackets* to the field `Associated Check-ins', and apply your changes. + 1:: Verify that all of the commits that you expect are present. 1:: Verify that there aren't unexpected commits or commits that are only 1/2 committed.
