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Extensions/Git.Commit.Input.UGit.Extension.ps1

Synopsis

Git Commit Input

Description

Makes Git Commit easier to use from PowerShell by providing parameters for the -Message, -Title, -Body, and -Trailers

Examples

EXAMPLE 1

git commit -Title "Fixing Something"

EXAMPLE 2

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Parameters

Message

The message used for the commit

Type Required Position PipelineInput
[String] false named false

Title

The title of the commit. If -Message is also provided, this will become part of the -Body

Type Required Position PipelineInput
[String] false named false

Body

The body of the commit.

Type Required Position PipelineInput
[String] false named false

Trailers

Any git trailers to add to the commit. git trailers are key-value pairs you can use to associate metadata with a commit. As this uses --trailer, this requires git version 2.33 or greater.

Type Required Position PipelineInput Aliases
[IDictionary] false named false Trailer
CommitMetadata
GitMetadata

Amend

If set, will amend an existing commit.

Type Required Position PipelineInput
[Switch] false named false

Syntax

Extensions/Git.Commit.Input.UGit.Extension.ps1 [-Message <String>] [-Title <String>] [-Body <String>] [-Trailers <IDictionary>] [-Amend] [<CommonParameters>]