commit
Stages all changes and creates a commit across multiple repositories.
Usage
git-wrangler commit --message <commit_message>What it does
Iterates through Git repositories found in the current directory and its immediate subdirectories, stages all changes (git add -A), and creates a commit with the provided message. Repositories with no staged changes are skipped automatically.
Options
| Flag | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
--message <text> | Required | The commit message to use for all repositories. |
Example
git-wrangler commit --message "chore: update dependencies"Notes
- Uses
git add -Ato stage all changes, including new files, modifications, and deletions - Repositories where there is nothing to commit are skipped with a yellow message
- For repositories with nothing staged after
git add -A, the command exits cleanly without error