gitodo commit
Run a git commit with a prepared message
Synopsis
Run "git commit" with a prepared message based on the completed to-do items that will also be marked as committed if the commit was successful.
Items that are previously marked as committed will not be included in the message unless "--amend" flag is provided.
By default, the command will execute "git commit -eF msgfile", and any additional arguments or flags passed to this command will be appended to the base command.
Special flag handling:
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if "--amend" flag is passed to commit, the msgfile will contain all of the completed to-do items that either aren't flagged as committed, or they were flagged as committed in the previously executed commit.
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if "--no-edit" is passed together with "--amend", no message will be generated and "-eF" will be left out
gitodo commit [git flags]
SEE ALSO
- gitodo - The stupid to-do list application for git projects