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Quickly commit and push local changes while leaving validation to GitHub checks
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Quickly commit, push, and create a PR while leaving validation to GitHub checks
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Commit and push local changes quickly. Do not run local formatting, lint, or test commands by default; GitHub Actions runs validation after push.
git status
Review what will be committed. If there are no changes, inform the user and stop.
Use git diff --stat or git diff --cached --stat when a quick scope check is useful. Do not run full validation unless the user explicitly asks for it.
git add -A
Ask the user for a commit message, or generate one based on the changes.
IMPORTANT: Never include:
Commit message format:
git commit -m "Short description of changes"
For multi-line messages:
git commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
Short summary
Longer description if needed
EOF
)"
git push origin HEAD
If push fails due to upstream changes, pull first:
git pull --rebase origin HEAD && git push origin HEAD
If staging, commit, or push fails:
If GitHub checks fail after push, inspect and fix them in a follow-up workflow.
# Quick commit + push
git status
git add -A
git commit -m "message"
git push origin HEAD