How to use [git.commit]

The reference page of git.commit has its arguments, constraints and declaration.

Creates a commit. The repo path is the node value. The message child node is required.

git.commit:/modules/stripe/
   message:Initial commit

Optional arguments:

• [all] - Boolean, default true, runs git add -A before commit
• [amend] - Boolean, amends the previous commit
• [name] - Author name for the commit, falling back to git’s configured identity when omitted
• [email] - Author email for the commit, falling back to git’s configured identity when omitted

Author identity is injected per invocation the same way authentication is, implying nothing is ever written to the global git configuration on the server.

Optional arguments:

• [all] - Boolean, default true, runs git add -A before commit
• [amend] - Boolean, amends the previous commit

git.commit:/modules/stripe/
   message:"Fix issue"
   all:true
   amend:false