Display commit sha value in the footer. #1558
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st0012
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Thanks for the attempt. But we don’t want to rely on any dependencies for this feature.
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You could consider using Ruby's Open3.capture3 to run Git commands directly and capture the output you need, instead of relying on the git gem. This can simplify things if you only need to run a single command.
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The commit SHA value is displayed in the footer. The value is retrieved using the Git gem.
This pull request relates to issue #1475.