patrickhempel / git-team

Command line interface for managing and enhancing git commit messages with co-authors.

git-team

Command line interface for managing and enhancing git commit messages with co-authors.

1. Usage
2. Installation
3. A note on git hooks
4. TODOs
5. Similar Projects

Usage

Setup some alias -> co-author assignments for convenience

git team assignments add noujz "Mr. Noujz <[email protected]>"

To review your current assignments use:

git team assignments

Set active co-authors

Apart from one or more aliases, you may provide a properly formatted co-author aswell.

git team [enable] noujz <alias1> ... <aliasN> "Mr. Green <[email protected]>"

Commit some

Just use git commit or git commit -m <msg>.

Disable git team

git team disable

A note on git hooks

git-team uses a prepare-commit-msg hook to inject co-authors into a commit message. This hook is installed into /usr/local/etc/git-team/hooks. When you enable git-team, the git config option core.hooksPath will be set to point to that directory. Along with the prepare-commit-msg hook come proxies for all the other git hooks, so that other existing repo-local hooks are still being triggered.

TODOs

• internal quality: refactor src/command/adapter/alias_resolver to assignments_repository residing in core
• internal quality: consequently separate domain-specific from technological functionality
• internal quality: consequently use domain-specific first and technology second packaging
• internal quality: define public interfaces where they're missing
• internal quality: introduce public interfaces package(s)
• internal quality: refactor Dockerfiles and Makefile for a better development experience

Similar projects

• git mob