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How to ensure new files are included in commits when using the COMMIT command's auto-scoping
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| name | commit-new-files-pattern |
| description | How to ensure new files are included in commits when using the COMMIT command's auto-scoping |
The COMMIT command only stages files that are locked via LOCK_FILE. New files that aren't locked will be left behind as untracked.
ALWAYS use LOCK_FILE on new files before committing.
After committing, run git status to verify nothing was left behind.
This pattern caused issues multiple times (ProjectTabs.tsx, commandParser.ts, AcpOutput.tsx) where committed code referenced new files that weren't included in the commit — breaking the build for other developers.
git status after to verify no untracked files remain that should have been committed