You can use multiple <option>Closes:</option> tags.
</para><para>
Usually changelog entries should correspond to a single &git; commit. In this case it's
-convenient to include the commit id in the chagenlog entry.
+convenient to include the commit id in the changelog entry.
This has the advantage that it's easy for people to identify changes without
having to write very extensive changelog messages - the link back to Git can be
automated via the <option>Vcs-Browser</option> and <option>Vcs-Git</option>
</para>
<para>
The inclusion of the commit id can be done automatically
-via the <option>--id-length</option> option. Using
+via &git-dch;'s <option>--id-length</option> option. Using
<option>--id-length</option>=<replaceable>7</replaceable> would change the above example to:
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* [571bfd4] New upstream version (Closes: #1000) - thanks to cool upstream