When merging and there's a single commit on a branch, the second line from the commit message is merged to one line

[neoGeneva]

See the example screenshot when merging from a branch that has a single commit with the message:

Fix typo on contact page
Fixes #6036

And for some reason the commit message ends up being Fix typo on contact pageFixes #6036 (#6037)

Looking through my commit history this issues seems to have started around Dec 13, 2023, so probably related to 0.78.0, and "Merge commit message uses the message configured in the GitHub repository settings." But when merging from within Github the message is okay:

Also, my Github options is to use the "Default message"

• Extension version: v0.81.2024020709 (pre-release)
• VSCode Version: 1.86.1
• OS: Window 11 23H2
• Repository Clone Configuration (single repository/fork of an upstream repository): single repository
• Github Product (Github.com/Github Enterprise version x.x.x): private repo

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Create a branch with a single commit with a multiline commit message
2. Merge that branch

[rzhao271]

Will test later if someone else doesn't get to it by then.
Edit: I can still repro the bug. Will wait for tomorrow's release.

[alexr00]

New build is out now and this is available to verify.

[rzhao271]

Marking as verified, but could leading empty lines be trimmed?

With vim on Windows as the git commit message editor, developers are encouraged to leave an empty line between the first line and the longer commit description. The empty line then shows up in the description area when merging a PR with the extension.