Allow flag to indicate manually being called in a git hook

[devshorts]

Feature request

The current code looks to determine if it's a git hook from the calling process name, however if you already have a git hook and want to chain them together (for example, prepending a Jira ticket name parsed from the branch name) then the hook's can't be staged together gracefully.

Ideally the cli would take a flag that you could indicate "--hook-mode" or something which then allows the auto generation of the commits without falling into a STDIN mode that isn't workable during a git hook

Why?

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[tak-bro]

@devshorts Thank you for raising this issue. Do you mean that add --hook-mode flag so you can chain hooks like this in the prepare-commit-msg file?

#!/bin/bash

COMMIT_EDITMSG_FILE_PATH=$1
DEFAULT_COMMIT_MSG=$(cat $COMMIT_EDITMSG_FILE_PATH)
CURRENT_BRANCH_NAME=$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)
ISSUE_TICKET=$(echo "$CURRENT_BRANCH_NAME" | sed 's/.*\///')

echo "[#$ISSUE_TICKET] $DEFAULT_COMMIT_MSG" > $COMMIT_EDITMSG_FILE_PATH

...
aicommit2 --hook-mode

[devshorts]

Yes exactly! This would be really slick On Nov 10, 2024, at 9:09 PM, Tak @.***> wrote: @devshorts Thank you for raising this issue. Do you mean that add --hook-mode flag so you can chain hooks like this in the prepare-commit-msg file?

!/bin/bash

COMMIT_EDITMSG_FILE_PATH=$1 DEFAULT_COMMIT_MSG=$(cat $COMMIT_EDITMSG_FILE_PATH) CURRENT_BRANCH_NAME=$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD) ISSUE_TICKET=$(echo "$CURRENT_BRANCH_NAME" | sed 's/.*\///')

echo "[#$ISSUE_TICKET] $DEFAULT_COMMIT_MSG" > $COMMIT_EDITMSG_FILE_PATH

... aicommit2 --hook-mode

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