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Stage specific code hunks using git hunks for selective commit preparation
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| name | prepare-commit-changes |
| description | Stage specific code hunks using git hunks for selective commit preparation |
Use this when the user asks to stage changes to git.
file:@-old,len+new,len - derived from diff @@ headers, stable across reordering
git hunks list - List all unstaged hunks with unique IDsgit hunks list --staged - List already staged hunksgit hunks add <hunk-id> [<hunk-id> ...] - Stage specific hunks by their IDgit hunks list to show all unstaged hunksgit hunks list --staged to show already staged hunksgit hunks add with all selected hunk IDsList hunks and stage selected ones:
$ git hunks list
1. src/main.c:@-10,6+10,7
2. src/utils.c:@-25,3+25,4
3. tests/api.test.js:@-50,10+50,12
$ git hunks list --staged
A. src/config.c:@-5,2+5,3
Select hunks to stage (e.g., "1,3" or "1-2" or "all"): 1,3
$ git hunks add 'src/main.c:@-10,6+10,7' 'tests/api.test.js:@-50,10+50,12'
Staged: src/main.c:@-10,6+10,7, tests/api.test.js:@-50,10+50,12
Stage from already staged hunks:
$ git hunks list --staged
1. src/auth.c:@-100,5+100,6
Select hunks to stage (or press Enter to skip): 1
$ git hunks add 'src/auth.c:@-100,5+100,6'
Staged: src/auth.c:@-100,5+100,6
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