Closed ilchemla closed 7 months ago
When I use "Auto Commit" in the VSCode GenAI extension and have a .gitignore file staged, I keep getting the same commit message every time:
Updated func1 in src/file1.py and made minor changes in src/file2.py
This doesn't match what I actually changed. It's like it ignores my real changes and just sticks to this default message.
The commit message should actually say what was changed, not just throw out a default message that has nothing to do with my work.
I get a canned message about updating func1 in src/file1.py and tweaks in src/file2.py no matter what the real changes are.
It's confusing and messes up the commit history, making it hard to track real changes.
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VSCode version: 1.87.1 Codium-Mate Extension version: v0.7.49
Fixed
Problem:
When I use "Auto Commit" in the VSCode GenAI extension and have a .gitignore file staged, I keep getting the same commit message every time:
This doesn't match what I actually changed. It's like it ignores my real changes and just sticks to this default message.
Steps to Reproduce:
What Should Happen:
The commit message should actually say what was changed, not just throw out a default message that has nothing to do with my work.
What Does Happen:
I get a canned message about updating func1 in src/file1.py and tweaks in src/file2.py no matter what the real changes are.
Why This Sucks:
It's confusing and messes up the commit history, making it hard to track real changes.
Debugging Info:
Setup:
VSCode version: 1.87.1 Codium-Mate Extension version: v0.7.49