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## Proxy Settings
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If your server is behind a proxy, you can maintain the proxy host and port here. Do not enter any "http://" or "https://" prefix for the proxy host. Just enter the host name
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or its IP address.
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If your server is behind a proxy, you can maintain the proxy host and port here. Do not enter any "http://" or "https://" prefix for the proxy host. Just enter the host name or its IP address.
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If your proxy requires you to login, set the proxy authentication flag. Then abapGit will prompt you for your proxy user and password, when an online connection is required.
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In case the proxy should not be used for all repositories, exceptions can be maintained. Enter each exception on a separate line. Patterns are allowed,
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for example `*.sap.internal*`.
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In case the proxy should not be used for all repositories, exceptions can be maintained. Enter each exception on a separate line. Patterns are allowed, for example `*.sap.internal*`.
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## Commit Message Settings
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Each commit to an online repository requires a commit message. The corresponding settings define the maximum length for the comment (message header) and body. Defaults are set
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to 50/72 according to the "[Rule of Well Formed Git Commit Messages](https://www.midori-global.com/blog/2018/04/02/git-50-72-rule)".
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Each commit to an online repository requires a commit message. The corresponding settings define the maximum length for the comment (message header) and body. Defaults are set to 50/72 according to the "[Rule of Well Formed Git Commit Messages](https://www.midori-global.com/blog/2018/04/02/git-50-72-rule)".
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You can also maintain a default for the comment. Variables $OBJECT and $FILE will be replaced by the number of objects or files contained in the commit.
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