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1.0.0 | Dec 31, 2022 |
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#508 in Science
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Let the computer write the commit message for you
What it does
This tool helps you write commit messages
git-busy
sends the output of git diff --staged --ignore-all-space
to the GPT3 API and asks the model to write a commit message based off of the diff.
It then allows you to choose from three suggestions and you will be able to edit before it calls git commit
.
If you supply a -m
or --message
flag GPT3 will not be consulted and instead your supplied message will be used for the commit.
Use git-busy
instead of git commit
. All flags you write are passed on.
Requirements
You will need an API key for GPT3 as an environment variable called GPT_API_KEY
.
Go to https://beta.openai.com/account/api-keys to create an account and the required key.
💡 Large diffs won't work well so keep them small
Install
cargo install git-busy
Usage
Usage: git busy [<options>] [--] <pathspec>...
💡 Any arguments and flags are passed onto git commit
.
License
Licensed under the GNU GPL-3.0-or-later.
Dependencies
~8–22MB
~338K SLoC