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easy-commit-util
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easy-commit-util is a command-line tool written in Node.js that simplifies and automates your git submission process.
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easy-commit-util is a command-line tool written in Node.js that simplifies and automates your git submission process.
If you don't want to force verification of submission format, please install version@1.1.6, otherwise, install version@1.1.6 or above
git add.、Git commit - m "<message>" and git push commandspnpm install -g easy-commit-util
npm install -g easy-commit-util
easy-commit-util
# Enter commit information
# Enter
# Tips:
# Command line input easy Press Tab key to complete automatically, no need to manually type the name
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easy-commit-util is a command-line tool written in Node.js that simplifies and automates your git submission process.
We found that easy-commit-util demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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