Commit, Push, and Create PR

Automate the git workflow for completing a feature or fix.

Pre-computed Context

Before proceeding, gather this information:

• Current branch: !git branch --show-current
• Git status: !git status --short
• Recent commits on this branch: !git log --oneline -5
• Diff summary: !git diff --stat

Workflow

1. Review Changes

• Check git status for all modified/added files
• Review the diff to understand what's being committed
• Ensure no sensitive files are staged (.env, credentials, etc.)

1. Run Pre-commit Checks

• Format code: ruff format . (if Python files changed)
• Lint code: ruff check . (if Python files changed)
• Run tests: pytest (if tests exist)

1. Stage and Commit

• Stage relevant files: git add <files>
• Create a commit with Conventional Commits format:
• feat: for new features
• fix: for bug fixes
• docs: for documentation
• refactor: for refactoring
• test: for tests
• chore: for maintenance
• Write a clear, concise commit message focusing on "why"

1. Push to Remote

• Push the branch: git push -u origin HEAD
• If branch doesn't exist on remote, create it

1. Create Pull Request

• Use GitHub CLI: gh pr create
• Include:
• Clear title summarizing the change
• Description with summary and context
• Reference any related issues
• Add appropriate labels if applicable

Arguments

Pass a commit message or leave empty for auto-generated message based on changes.

Usage: /commit-push-pr [optional commit message]

Example: /commit-push-pr feat: add user authentication

Output

Return the PR URL when complete.