Return commit id on successful commit - #408
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Knowing the commit id of changes can be useful for example when wanting to compare to committed changes and knowing which one finished first and other features that we want in the future.
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Knowing the commit id of changes can be useful for example when wanting to compare to committed changes and knowing which one finished first and other features that we want in the future.
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Knowing the commit id of changes can be useful for example when wanting to compare to committed changes and knowing which one finished first and other features that we want in the future.