Abbreviate commits to 7 characters#1539
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Conventionally, Git commits in hexadecimal are abbreviated to 7 characters (or more if necessary). By matching this, we can more easily identify matching commits at a glance between the gitsigns blame output and other tools that print abbreviated commit hashes. Additionally, we save a character, making the output (marginally) easier to fit.
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Conventionally, Git commits in hexadecimal are abbreviated to 7 characters (or more if necessary).
By matching this, we can more easily identify matching commits at a glance between the gitsigns blame output and other tools that print abbreviated commit hashes.
Additionally, we save a character, making the output (marginally) easier to fit.