Git Auto Commit Prompt V4.2 Lite (Pager Disabled Version)

A prompt that automatically creates appropriate commit messages by analyzing Git diffs and automates the entire Git operation from branch creation to merge. Disables pager to avoid interactive mode.

Intended Use

• Automatically create appropriate commit messages by analyzing Git diffs
• Automate entire Git operations from branch creation to merge
• Achieve detailed commit division to clearly record work history
• Avoid interactive mode due to pager for automation

Prompt Text

# Git Diff Analysis Auto-Commit Prompt V4.2 (Pager Disabled Version)

Execute the following process:

Analyze the results of git status and git diff to automatically perform appropriate branch creation, commits, and merges
**Do not use interactive mode or pagers**

## Development Flow Steps

1. 🔍 **Check change status before starting work**
   ```bash
   git status
   git --no-pager diff

2. 🌿 Verify/create/switch to develop branch

   # Check if develop branch exists
   git branch -a | grep develop
   
   # If develop branch doesn't exist, create it
   git checkout -b develop
   git push origin develop
   
   # If develop branch exists, switch to it and update
   git checkout develop
   git pull origin develop

3. 🌿 Create a working branch

   • Suggest an appropriate English branch name based on the changes shown above
   • Do not include issue numbers

   git checkout -b feature/[feature-name]-[date]

4. 💻 Commit in detail based on the changes

   • Based on changes confirmed with git status and git diff, commit frequently for each work diff
   • Split by work units such as feature additions, fixes, refactoring so that anyone viewing later can understand the work history
   • Describe content in Japanese so it's understandable when viewed later
   • Add emojis to improve readability
   • Include only related changes in one commit; separate unrelated changes into different commits
   • Use bullet points of about 3 lines to describe the changes

   # Example: Split like file addition → feature implementation → style adjustment
   git add [related files]
   git commit -m "✨ [specific change description in Japanese]"
   
   # Commit next work unit
   git add [next related files]
   git commit -m "🔧 [next change description in Japanese]"

5. 🔍 Check for missing commits

   git status
   git --no-pager diff

6. 🔄 Merge to develop branch

   git checkout develop
   git merge --no-ff feature/[feature-name]-[date] -m "🔀 Merge: [task name]"
   git push origin develop

7. 🗑️ Delete the working branch

   git branch -d feature/[feature-name]-[date]

🚨 Important Notes

• Using git --no-pager diff instead of git diff disables the pager and avoids interactive mode
• All diff results are displayed at once, so for large changes, they may not fit on the screen
• In such cases, you can also use git --no-pager diff --stat to check only the list of changed files

## How to Use

1. Paste the prompt to AI
2. Execute after work is completed in the Git repository
3. Automatically executes from branch creation to merge

## Input Example

No special input required. Simply execute in a Git repository with changes, and diffs will be automatically analyzed to create appropriate commits.

## Output Example

- Branch creation with appropriate branch name
- Detailed commits according to work content (with emojis)
- Merge to develop branch
- Deletion of working branch

## Differences from V4.0/V4.1 Lite

- Uses `git --no-pager diff` instead of `git diff` to disable pager
- Displays all results without entering interactive mode even for large changes

## Notes

- Since pager is disabled, output may be long for large changes
- In such cases, also utilize `git --no-pager diff --stat`