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Git Commit Node

The Git Commit node creates a commit with the staged changes in the repository.

Git Commit Node

Description​

The Git Commit node creates a new commit with all staged changes. You can specify the commit message and author information, or use the default Git configuration.

Execution Inputs​

  • In (execution): Triggers creating the commit

Variable Inputs​

  • RepositoryPath (string): Path to the Git repository
  • Message (string): Commit message (required)
  • AuthorName (string, optional): Author name for the commit. If empty, uses Git default
  • AuthorEmail (string, optional): Author email for the commit. If empty, uses Git default

Execution Outputs​

  • Out (execution): Execution continues here after the commit is created

Variable Outputs​

  • Success (boolean): "true" if the commit was successfully created, "false" otherwise
  • CommitHash (string): The SHA-1 hash of the created commit

Special Notes​

  • Message is required - the commit will fail if empty
  • If AuthorName and AuthorEmail are not provided, Git's default signature is used
  • There must be staged changes to commit
  • CommitHash is the full 40-character SHA-1 hash
  • RepositoryPath must point to a valid Git repository

Example Usage​

Create a commit:

  1. Set RepositoryPath to the repository path
  2. Set Message to "Add new feature"
  3. Optionally set AuthorName and AuthorEmail
  4. Connect In to create the commit
  5. Check Success and use CommitHash output

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