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Commit Aliases

git c - Quick Commit

The fastest way to create AI-powered commits.

Command: gcop-rs commit

Usage:

bash
# Stage your changes
git add src/auth.rs

# Generate and commit
git c

# Or with options
git c --no-edit    # Skip editor
git c --yes        # Skip confirmation menu

When to use: Your primary commit command. Use this instead of git commit for AI-generated messages.


git ac - Add and Commit

Add all changes and commit in one step.

Command: git add -A && gcop-rs commit

Usage:

bash
# Modified several files?
git ac

Equivalent to:

bash
git add -A
git c

When to use: When you want to commit all changes without manually staging them first.


git acp - Add, Commit, and Push

Complete workflow: add all changes, commit with AI, and push to remote.

Command: git add -A && gcop-rs commit && git push

Usage:

bash
# Complete a feature and push
git acp

Equivalent to:

bash
git add -A
git c
git push

When to use: For quick iterations when you're confident about pushing immediately after committing.

⚠️ Note: Only use when you're sure you want to push. The commit and push will only happen if the previous command succeeds.

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