feat(commands): add /commit command - #819
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Closes #757
Description
Adds a new
/commitslash command that generates a Conventional Commitmessage from the currently staged Git diff.
The implementation follows the approach discussed in #757:
git diff --cached.metadata.client) instead ofcreating a new client.
message.
git commit.using the existing message factory.
Type of Change
Changeset
pnpm changeset) describing this feature for the changelog.Testing
Automated Tests
commit.spec.tsxpnpm buildpnpm testpnpm test:lintManual Testing
Verified that:
/commitwarns when no changes are staged./commitgenerates a Conventional Commit message from the staged diff.Checklist
(No additional logging was required for this command.)