Extensions/Git.Commit.Input.UGit.Extension.ps1
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<# .SYNOPSIS Git Commit Input .DESCRIPTION Makes Git Commit easier to use from PowerShell by providing parameters for the -Message, -Title, -Body, and -Trailers .EXAMPLE git commit -Title "Fixing Something" .EXAMPLE git commit -Title "Changing Stuff" -Trailers @{"Co-Authored-By"="SOMEONE ELSE <Someone@Else.com>"} #> [ValidatePattern('^git commit')] [Management.Automation.Cmdlet('Use','Git')] [CmdletBinding(PositionalBinding=$false)] param( # The message used for the commit [string] $Message, # The title of the commit. If -Message is also provided, this will become part of the -Body [string] $Title, # The body of the commit. [string] $Body, # Any git trailers to add to the commit. # git trailers are key-value pairs you can use to associate metadata with a commit. # As this uses --trailer, this requires git version 2.33 or greater. [Alias('Trailer','CommitMetadata','GitMetadata')] [Collections.IDictionary] $Trailers, # If set, will amend an existing commit. [switch] $Amend ) if ($Message) { "-m" $message } if ($Title) { "-m" $title } if ($Body) { "-m" $body } if ($Trailers) { foreach ($kv in $Trailers.GetEnumerator()) { foreach ($val in $kv.Value) { "--trailer=$($kv.Key -replace ':','_colon_' -replace '\s', '-')=$val" } } } if ($amend) { "--amend" } |