Closed lgersman closed 10 months ago
Thanks for the kind words!
You can use the env
template function in your git.commitMessageTemplate
string, for example:
[git]
commitMessageTemplate = "commit with HOME={{ env \"HOME\" }}"
I'll add some functionality to improve the configurability of the commit message.
Thank you for your fast response!
Please consider updating the docs (at least with an example git.commitMessageTemplate
using the Sprig env
function or a reference to the supported Sprig features).
I was not aware that I can already use env variables in git.commitMessageTemplate
:+1:
One more question : I am not (yet) a Go developer, but I have seen in the Sprig documentation that there exists a getHostByName template function.
Can I use this function also in git.commitMessageTemplate
to automatically inject the host name in the commit message (thats actually my use case) ?
Like so ?
[git]
commitMessageTemplate = "commit from host {{ getHostByName \"127.0.0.1\" }}"
Please consider updating the docs (at least with an example
git.commitMessageTemplate
using the Sprigenv
function or a reference to the supported Sprig features). I was not aware that I can already use env variables ingit.commitMessageTemplate
👍
The documentation states that git.commitMessageTemplate
is a template. There is no indication that this template is any different from any other template in chezmoi, so I don't think such an example is necessary [^1].
[^1]: In fact, commit message templates were a bit special, but #3322 makes them much more like normal templates in chezmoi.
One more question : I am not (yet) a Go developer, but I have seen in the Sprig documentation that there exists a getHostByName template function.
Can I use this function also in
git.commitMessageTemplate
to automatically inject the host name in the commit message (thats actually my use case) ?
Yes, you can, but once #3322 is merged and a new version of chezmoi is released, I would strongly recommend using {{ .chezmoi.hostname }}
or {{ .chezmoi.fqdnHostname }}
instead, since these variables return the correct value across a wider range of machines.
Thanks for your explanation!
Can't wait to get the new chezmoi release with #3322 being merged 👌
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
At first : I love chezmoi since I first used it - it's a great piece of software !
I would like to use the commitMessageTemplate feature of chezmoi to have the machine name (or whatever available as environment variable) in the commit message. This is useful to detect on which machine what commit was created.
I could not find any hint if this is possible right know.
Describe the solution you'd like
Support the environment variable references in commitMessageTemplate