Describe commit message settings for IntelliJ
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[[git_commit_settings]]
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=== A sample good Gerrit commit message:
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====
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  Add sample commit message to guidelines doc
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@@ -81,6 +81,26 @@ the current date to new files. To disable that, follow these steps:
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. Select *File Header*.
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. Remove the template code in the right editor.
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=== Commit message
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To simplify the creation of commit messages which are compliant with the
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<<dev-contributing#commit-message,Commit Message>> format, do the following:
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. Go to *File -> Settings -> Version Control*.
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. Check *Commit message right margin (columns)*.
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. Make sure that 72 is specified as value.
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. Check *Wrap when typing reaches right margin*.
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In addition, you should follow the instructions of
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<<dev-contributing#git_commit_settings,this section>> (if you haven't
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done so already):
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* Install the Git hook for the `Change-Id` line.
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* Set up the HTTP access.
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Setting up the HTTP access will allow you to commit changes via IntelliJ without
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specifying your credentials. The Git hook won't be noticeable during a commit
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as it's executed after the commit dialog of IntelliJ was closed.
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== Run configurations
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Run configurations can be accessed on the toolbar. To edit them or add new ones,
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choose *Edit Configurations* on the drop-down list of the run configurations
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