: I'm not sure I can provide a full solution to this, as the workflow seems to have so many variables. If what you are after is just getting the comment without copying or pasting, you can

I'm not sure I can provide a full solution to this, as the workflow seems to have so many variables. If what you are after is just getting the comment without copying or pasting, you can use something similar to the following Unix command:

$ git log --format=%B -n 1 <sha-1> > filename.txt

This gives you the comment for the specified SHA-1 commit and redirects it to a file. As long as you have the SHA-1 value, you should be able to wrap this in your favorite language and tailor it to dynamically insert the output where needed.

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: I'd say you're on the right track with the common strategies you list (simple sentence structure, etc). When there's a conflict in strategies, you may have to do a little deeper audience analysis.

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: I recently saw the film Reversal of Fortune. Of course, the answer spoils it, so don't read further if you want to avoid that. But, as the question sets, the mystery doesn't get resolved.

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: Descriptive words to slow down the pace of the story? Is it true that to slow down a story, you add descriptive words in place of an action? I feel like the pace my story is going at, I'll

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: Can I quote dictionary definitions without permission/attribution in a fiction novel? In the fiction novel Iâ€™m writing, the MC often searches a dictionary for the definition of a certain word,

: I'm not sure I can provide a full solution to this, as the workflow seems to have so many variables. If what you are after is just getting the comment without copying or pasting, you can

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: I'd say you're on the right track with the common strategies you list (simple sentence structure, etc). When there's a conflict in strategies, you may have to do a little deeper audience analysis.

: I recently saw the film Reversal of Fortune. Of course, the answer spoils it, so don't read further if you want to avoid that. But, as the question sets, the mystery doesn't get resolved.

: Descriptive words to slow down the pace of the story? Is it true that to slow down a story, you add descriptive words in place of an action? I feel like the pace my story is going at, I'll

: Can I quote dictionary definitions without permission/attribution in a fiction novel? In the fiction novel Iâ€™m writing, the MC often searches a dictionary for the definition of a certain word,

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