cog-commit1
Create a new conventional commit
Usage
cog-commit [{-B | --breaking-change}]
[{-e | --edit}]
[{-s | --sign}]
[--skip-ci]
[--skip-ci-override]
[{-a | --add}]
[{-u | --update}]
[{-h | --help}]
<TYPE>
<MESSAGE>
[SCOPE]
Overview
Create a new conventional commit
Options
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-B, --breaking-change -
Create a BREAKING CHANGE commit
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-e, --edit -
Open commit message in an editor
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-s, --sign -
Sign this commit
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--skip-ci -
Add the skip-ci string defined in the cog.toml (or defaults to [skip ci]) to the commit
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--skip-ci-override <SKIP_CI_OVERRIDE> -
Override and add the <SKIP_CI_OVERRIDE> string to the commit
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-a, --add -
Add files to the commit (similar to git add .)
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-u, --update -
Update but doesn't add files to the commit (similar to git add -u .)
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-h, --help -
Print help
- <TYPE>
-
Conventional commit type
[possible values: build, chore, ci, docs, feat, fix, perf, refactor, revert, style, test]
- <MESSAGE>
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Commit description
- [SCOPE]
-
Conventional commit scope