gh-yanmxa-cc-plugins-plugins-git/commands/commit-push.md

argument-hint, description, allowed-tools

argument-hint	description	allowed-tools
[--no-push] or leave empty to commit and push	Commit changes with sign-off and push to origin by default	Bash

Commit staged and unstaged changes with proper sign-off, and push to origin branch by default.

Implementation Steps

1. Check Repository Status: Run git status and git diff to review changes that will be committed
2. Review Recent Commits: Check git log to follow existing commit message style
3. Stage and Commit Changes: Add relevant files and create signed commit with descriptive message following conventional format
4. Push to Origin (unless --no-push specified): Push committed changes to the current origin branch

Usage Examples

• /git:commit-push - Commit with sign-off and push to origin (default)
• /git:commit-push --no-push - Commit with sign-off only, skip push

Implementation Details

The command will:

• Analyze changes with git status and git diff
• Check recent commits with git log --oneline -5 for style consistency
• Stage relevant modified and new files (avoiding unnecessary config files)
• Create commit with -s flag for sign-off and conventional format
• Push to origin by default unless --no-push parameter is provided

Notes

• Follows conventional commit format with descriptive messages
• Always includes sign-off as per user preferences
• Avoids staging unnecessary files like configuration files
• Verifies commit success before push (unless disabled with --no-push)
• Respects current branch for push operations