Instead of configuring git when creating the commit, we can just pass the author to the git-commit(1) command. Since we're already using the -a (--all) flag, it also doesn't make sense to first add files to the staging are. Additionally, this stage was having problems when the build doesn't change anything. Now it first tests to see if git has any changes from the result of the build command to commit.
Instead of configuring git when creating the commit, we can just pass the author to the git-commit(1) command. Since we're already using the -a (--all) flag, it also doesn't make sense to first add files to the staging are. Additionally, this stage was having problems when the build doesn't change anything. Now it first tests to see if git has any changes from the result of the build command to commit.