ce n’est pas clair ce que tu veux dire là ! (du moins pour moi)
git
git commit - a
or git commit -m “update_20250313_12:15”
his is what I do with Git.
commit -a -->I need to commit in an editor
commit -m → it validates everything without going through the editor and gives me the option of adding a message
git_memo_fr.pdf (475.8 KB)
I think your asking for a way to specify a commit message without an editor, or with an editor?
What you are using to translate seems to have gotten worse
You mean, you want current_date_time in commit? But it’s already exist with every git commit?
Maybe I’m missing something, but it seems to me this was a feature request: xit commit -m "my message".
Right?
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yea, looks like it. ie, -m flag to set commit message from the command line.
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There is a -m flag – in fact, that’s the only way to set the message right now :^D I haven’t implemented a way to write the message in an editor yet.
BTW I fixed some massive performance issues recently, so if anyone tried to clone a repo and couldn’t do so, please try again. GOTTA GO FAST, as the great Ricky Bobby once said.
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