CUSTOM KEY VALIDATION

[epsilon11101]

I've created a custom key, but it doesn't validate if there are staged changes. It executes even if there are no staged files. Any help would be appreciated.

Here's my custom command configuration:

gui:
  nerdFontsVersion: "3"
customCommands:
  - key: "<c-c>"
    context: "files"
    description: "Commit with Gitmoji 👽"

    prompts:
      - type: "menu"
        title: "Choose a Gitmoji"
        key: "Gitmoji"
        suggestions:
          preset: "branches"

        options:
          - name: "✨ feat"
            value: "✨"
          - name: "🐛 fix"
            value: "🐛"
          - name: "📝 docs"
            value: "📝"
          - name: "💄 style"
            value: "💄"
          - name: "♻️ refactor"
            value: "♻️"
          - name: "⚡ perf"
            value: "⚡"
          - name: "✅ test"
            value: "✅"
          - name: "🔨 build"
            value: "🔨"
          - name: "💚 ci"
            value: "💚"
          - name: "🔧 chore"
            value: "🔧"
          - name: "⏪ revert"
            value: "⏪"
          - name: "🚧 wip"
            value: "🚧"
          - name: "🔀 merge"
            value: "🔀"
          - name: "⬆️ dependencies"
            value: "⬆️"
          - name: "⬇️ compatibility"
            value: "⬇️"
          - name: "👕 lint"
            value: "👕"
          - name: "🔒 security"
            value: "🔒"
          - name: "♿ accessibility"
            value: "♿"
          - name: "🌐 i18n"
            value: "🌐"
          - name: "🏷️ release"
            value: "🏷️"
          - name: "🎉 init"
            value: "🎉"
          - name: "➕ dep-add"
            value: "➕"
          - name: "➖ dep-remove"
            value: "➖"
          - name: "📈 analytics"
            value: "📈"
          - name: "📱 responsive"
            value: "📱"
          - name: "🎨 ux/ui"
            value: "🎨"
          - name: "🔍 seo"
            value: "🔍"
          - name: "💀 dead code"
            value: "💀"

      - type: "input"
        title: "Enter the commit title"
        key: "CommitSummary"
        initialValue: ""
      - type: "input"
        title: "Enter the commit description"
        key: "CommitDescription"
        initialValue: ""
    checkForConflicts: true
    command: |
      staged_files=$(git diff --cached --name-only)
      if [ -z "$staged_files" ]; then
        echo "No files staged for commit. Please stage your changes first."
        exit 1
      else
        git commit -m '{{.Form.Gitmoji}} {{.Form.CommitSummary}}' -m '{{.Form.CommitDescription}}'
      fi
    loadingText: "Committing..."
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[ricardoprato]

Hello! @epsilon11101 Based on your command, you could use the gitmoji tool to insert emojis in your commits without having to map them one by one. Here is an example:

customCommands:
- key: "c"
  description: "commit with gitmoji"
  context: "files"
  loadingText: "opening gitmoji commit tool"
  subprocess: true       
  command: |
    staged_files=$(git diff --cached --name-only)
    if [ -z "$staged_files" ]; then
      echo "No files staged for commit. Please stage your changes first."
      exit 1
    else
      gitmoji -c
    fi