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When reverting multiple commits using
git revert -n f0000000
git revert -n baaaaaaa
is it possible to ask git to mention in the new commit message all the commits you’ve reverted, not just one of the commits?
I’m on git version 1.6.3.3, so apologies if it’s been fixed in more recent versions.
As far as I know, git creates a new commit message with each revert and hence you will not be able to preserve them all together.
One suggestion is that, if the commits are together, you can squash them first, and then revert, thereby getting all the commit messages.
Edit:
Another alternative, if you can call it that: