fix: add an empty line between commit summary and body#148
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Description
This PR fixes the Git commit message format generated when using the
--commit-changesoption.According to Git best practices and standards, there should be an empty line between the commit summary (subject line) and the commit body. Previously,
nvfetcherused a single newline character\n, which caused the body to follow the summary immediately. This change introduces a second newline character to ensure a proper empty line.Comparison
Before:
After:
Affected Scope
Only affects the automatic commit message format when the
--commit-changesflag is used.