git-pushing

Automating git staging, committing, and pushing for a repository with submodules requires a script that handles nested changes and applies conventional commit messages across all active modules. This Skill automates that exact workflow for the Blured Engine.

Committing and pushing git submodules like godot and opencode is managed by this Skill, which detects changes within nested repositories and applies your custom commit message to all submodules before pushing them to the remote.

Yes, you can use a single custom commit message for both the main repository and its submodules. The Skill takes one conventional commit message as input and applies it to all repositories that contain changes.

This git workflow automation does not require any external dependencies. It runs as a standalone shell script within your workspace and only requires a standard git installation to function.

To stage, commit, and push changes, run the shell script located in the workspace .claude/skills directory and pass your conventional commit message as an argument to execute the automated git workflow.

Using this script instead of manual git commands ensures consistent conventional commit practices across the main repository and all submodules. It eliminates the risk of missing nested changes and prevents desynchronized commit histories.