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If a template update only applies one commit to the target repository, the original commit message and body can be applied without modifications instead of the summary with all changes for bulk edits. This change introduces a detection if the template update only contains one commit and uses the original message accordingly. This will allow maintainers to update repositories in smaller increments, such that the commit history may partially mirror the commit history of the template.
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If a template update only applies one commit to the target repository, the original commit message and body can be applied without modifications
instead of the summary with all changes for bulk edits.
This change introduces a detection if the template update only contains one commit and uses the
original message accordingly.
This will allow maintainers to update repositories in smaller increments, such that the commit history may partially mirror the commit history of the template.