### Problem to solve I often need to copy the commit message of an existing commit. Currently, this isn't a super smooth process - I have to open up the commit details, copy the commit summary ("Add reusable project_selector component" in the screenshot below), and then separately copy the commit body ("This commit adds a reusable UI component..."). The commit summary is also hard to select without also selecting my avatar picture.  It would be great to be able to copy this message with a single click, similar to how one can copy a commit SHA:  ### Target audience - Sasha, Software Developer, https://design.gitlab.com/research/personas#persona-sasha ### Further details I would use this feature as part of my workflow when force pushing to a branch: - I create an MR and ask for feedback. - Someone takes a look and leaves some suggestions. - I update my branch with the suggestions, but I want to roll my updates into my previous commit. So, I do the following: - Make my changes on my branch - "Undo" the last commit: `git reset --soft HEAD~1` - Copy the commit message from GitLab.com using the somewhat painful process described in the **Problem to solve** section - Re-commit my changes with the same message as before: `git add --all`, `git commit -m "<previous commit message here>"` - Rebase my branch to incorporate any new changes: `git fetch`, `git rebase origin/master` - Update the remote branch: `git push --force` Whether or not this is a best practice is debatable :smile:, but there may also be other use cases for copying a commit's message. ### Proposal Add a button that allows the entire commit message to be copied with a single click.