graft-commit

To automate commit workflows for Graft tasks, you can use a commit automation Skill that enforces pre-commit validation and scoped committing. It initiates the commit process for your current task via a single command, ensuring changes are properly validated and governed.

Pre-commit validation in a repository workflow is the process of verifying scope confirmation and adherence to commit rules before changes are finalized. It ensures that only validated, owned scopes of changes are committed to maintain clean and focused project history.

To commit only the validated owned scope of changes, you need a workflow that supports scoped committing. This approach isolates specific task changes, running pre-commit validation checks to confirm scope before executing the actual commit for your project.

Yes, automated task closeouts can handle commits in the Graft project. The commit workflow automation processes commits triggered by user commands or automated task closeouts, ensuring proper governance and conventions are followed without manual intervention.

Yes, you need to understand Graft's task scoping and workflow rules before automating commits. The commit automation requires this knowledge to correctly enforce repository-specific conventions, validate scopes, and handle commits triggered by user commands or automated closeouts.

Pre-commit validation fails when repository workflow changes do not adhere to commit rules or lack scope confirmation. It acts as a governance mechanism to prevent unvalidated or out-of-scope changes from being committed, ensuring only properly scoped and validated modifications are included.