ln-003-push-all

To commit and push all git changes at once, you need a workflow that runs git add -A to stage everything, creates a commit, and pushes it to the remote. This skill automates that entire process in a single operation.

The best way to automate committing a session's work is using a tool that batches all modified, unstaged, and untracked files into one commit with an automated message and pushes them directly to your current branch's remote.

Yes, you can run lint and documentation checks before pushing. This skill includes optional pre-commit checks to ensure code quality and adherence to project commit style before executing the final git add, commit, and push commands.

Yes, pushing all changes with this workflow includes a Co-Authored-By tag. It ensures adherence to your project's commit style guidelines while automatically generating a concise commit message for the comprehensive push.

You should avoid using an automated git add -A and push workflow when you need selective staging or are unsure if all local changes are ready for integration. It is designed for confidently pushing a complete session's work without manual file staging.