Add option to open a text editor for the commit's description about git-cm

[dbofmmbt]

I like the idea of allowing the user to review/edit the final message.

Both approaches are nice, but I think changing -e may be the way to go, initially. IMO, its current behavior makes using the editor too manual, as you have to build each part of the message yourself. Also, changing the behavior of an option rather than the main flow looks less impactful.

It think it would be good for the user experience to add a "do you want to review?" question in the end of the process, though. Currently, the CLI writes the commit right after it got all the information from the user, without allowing its review.

[mainrs]

v0.2.0 has been released. You can either download a pre-built binary or build it from source using crates. homebrew tap is in the works :)

[mainrs]

I see. Would a last question with a default to no be good for this case? If the user presses y, the editor would open with the already generated text in it.

Another option would be to change the current behavior of the -e flag and make it open after all questions have been asked.

What do you think would be a better approach?

[mainrs]

It think it would be good for the user experience to add a "do you want to review?" question in the end of the process, though. Currently, the CLI writes the commit right after it got all the information from the user, without allowing its review.

I didn't add it at the beginning as you could always run git commit --amend to basically do the same. I do see why someone might want that though 😄

[mainrs]

Homebrew tap is done as well. You can install it via brew install sirwindfield/tap/git-cm. Should work for macOS and Linux as well (if homebrew is installed) :)