This repository contains a Bash script designed to analyze the content of a Git commit and automatically suggest a semantic versioning message. It utilizes OpenAI's GPT-3.5 Turbo engine to generate the commit message based on the changes staged for commit.
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Update the README file with the new content for Auto-Commit-Msg #12
This Pull Request aims to update the README.md file to better reflect the capabilities and features of Auto-Commit-Msg. The new content provides a comprehensive overview, highlighting its IDE-agnostic nature, its role as a project accelerator, and other key features.
Changes
Replaced the existing README content with a more detailed and user-friendly description.
Added a section explaining why being IDE-agnostic is crucial and how it benefits the user.
Included information on how Auto-Commit-Msg can serve as a project accelerator.
Provided links to installation and support guides for better user navigation.
Motivation
The existing README was functional but lacked detailed information that could help users and contributors understand the full range of features offered by Auto-Commit-Msg. This update aims to fill that gap and offer a more complete picture of the utility.
Testing
Please review the updated README.md for clarity, accuracy, and completeness. Any feedback for further improvements is welcome.
Additional Notes
This update is part of a larger effort to improve documentation and user experience. Future updates will focus on Debian packaging as a primary goal.
Pull Request Description
Summary
This Pull Request aims to update the README.md file to better reflect the capabilities and features of Auto-Commit-Msg. The new content provides a comprehensive overview, highlighting its IDE-agnostic nature, its role as a project accelerator, and other key features.
Changes
Motivation
The existing README was functional but lacked detailed information that could help users and contributors understand the full range of features offered by Auto-Commit-Msg. This update aims to fill that gap and offer a more complete picture of the utility.
Testing
Please review the updated README.md for clarity, accuracy, and completeness. Any feedback for further improvements is welcome.
Additional Notes
This update is part of a larger effort to improve documentation and user experience. Future updates will focus on Debian packaging as a primary goal.
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