cog-commit(1)

👑 cog-commit 👑

okay bestie, welcome to cog-commit(1) — the cog-commit page from the General Commands Manual 💖. This is the manual for creating a new conventional commit, and we're about to go through every flag, argument, possible value, and tiny detail. no cap, we're not skipping the “boring” parts. ✨

🌸 NAME 🌸

cog-commit — create a new conventional commit 🎀

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

cog-commit [-B|--breaking-change] [-e|--edit] [-s|--sign] [--skip-ci]
[--skip-ci-override] [-a|--add] [-u|--update] [-h|--help] <TYPE>
<MESSAGE> [SCOPE]

🎀 DESCRIPTION 🎀

Create a new conventional commit. That's the whole plot. short, sweet, and literally the main character. 🦋

💅 OPTIONS 💅

• -B, --breaking-change — create a BREAKING CHANGE commit 💥. yes, all caps, very dramatic, very deserved.
• -e, --edit — open the commit message in an editor ✍️.
• -s, --sign — sign this commit 🖊️.
• --skip-ci — add the skip-ci string defined in the cog.toml to the commit, or default to [skip ci] if that's not set 🚫🤖.
• --skip-ci-override <SKIP_CI_OVERRIDE> — override that and add the <SKIP_CI_OVERRIDE> string to the commit 🎯.
• -a, --add — add files to the commit, similar to git add . 📂.
• -u, --update — update but doesn't add files to the commit, similar to git add -u . 🔄.
• -h, --help — print help 🆘.

and the arguments, because they are also icons:

• <TYPE> — conventional commit type 🌈. possible values: build, chore, ci, docs, feat, fix, perf, refactor, revert, style, test.
• <MESSAGE> — commit description 💬.
• [SCOPE] — conventional commit scope 🎀.

cute sign-off: the footer tags this page as source/version cog-commit and cog-commit(1), and there's no date printed down there — so consider this your timeless, date-less, iconic era. 💅✨