### Summary Not all commit links have a tooltip that show the commit message "summary" as a mention of a commit has when put into e.g. a comment/discussion. We have a Git workflow where we rebase a lot in our feature-branches. With every rebase the commits change their revision and so it is not always straight forward to find the commit for a comment/discussion. One easy way would be to add a tooltip to the commit link of "... started a discussion XYZ..." since then one can simply look at the name and fixup/squash the correct commit without knowing the revision in a rebase. ### Steps to reproduce - Open a commit in a Merge Request and do a comment/discussion mentioning a commit. - Go into the "Discussion" of the Merge Request. - The comment/discussion should be shown and it should read something like "started a discussion on commit XYZ" where XYZ has no tooltip. - However, the commit in the comment/discussion will have a tooltip. ### What is the current *bug* behavior? It seems that the tooltip is not added for every commit link automatically. ### What is the expected *correct* behavior? Show a tooltip for every commit link. ### Relevant logs and/or screenshots  This screenshot shows the tooltip in the comment/discussion. When I hover over the commit link on the top right corner of the screen. There is no tooltip as users would except.