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Create prepare-commit-msg #175

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Create prepare-commit-msg

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  • Add a .githooks directory and prepare-commit-msg hook.

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What change is being made?

Add a prepare-commit-msg Git hook script to automatically generate AI-powered commit messages using dotnet-aicommitmessage, with an option to bypass.

Why are these changes being made?

The introduction of an AI-powered commit message generator aims to improve the quality and consistency of commit messages by leveraging automated suggestions. This tool streamlines the commit process for contributors by providing instant commit message templates, which can be bypassed if needed for manual input (e.g., through an environment variable). This approach ensures that both automated and manual commit processes are supported, with checks in place to prevent failure even if the tool is not available.

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  • New Features

    • Added an AI-powered commit message generation script for automated and intelligent commit message creation.
    • Introduced a configurable git hook that can be bypassed using an environment variable.
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    • Enhanced development workflow with intelligent commit message generation tool.

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This pull request introduces a new Git hook, prepare-commit-msg, which is used to format commit messages. No files other than the hook itself are modified.

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A new Git hook is created to prepare commit messages
  • The hook is added to the .githooks directory.
  • No logic is included yet in the hook, just an empty file is created for now.
.githooks/prepare-commit-msg

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A new shell script has been introduced in the .githooks/prepare-commit-msg file to automate commit message generation using the dotnet-aicommitmessage tool. The script provides a flexible mechanism for AI-assisted commit message creation, with built-in error handling and the ability to skip the process via an environment variable. It ensures robustness by checking for tool availability, validating input, and managing potential failure scenarios during commit message generation.

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.githooks/prepare-commit-msg New shell script for automated AI-generated commit messages with comprehensive error handling and fallback mechanisms

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Hey @guibranco - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

Overall Comments:

  • The prepare-commit-msg hook file appears to be empty. Please add the intended hook implementation.
  • Please provide more detail in the PR description about what this commit hook is intended to do and how it will be used.
  • The documentation checkbox is marked as updated, but no documentation changes are visible in the PR. Please include the documentation updates or correct the checkbox.
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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (6)
.githooks/prepare-commit-msg (6)

1-5: Consider enhancing documentation with usage examples.

The documentation clearly explains the purpose and bypass mechanism. Consider adding examples of:

  • Expected commit message format
  • How to install the required tool
  • Common usage scenarios

18-30: Add file permission checks.

While the file existence check is good, consider also verifying that the file is writable to prevent failures during message writing.

 if [ ! -f "$COMMIT_MSG_FILE" ]; then
     echo "Error: Commit message file '$COMMIT_MSG_FILE' not found" >&2
     exit 1
 fi
+if [ ! -w "$COMMIT_MSG_FILE" ]; then
+    echo "Error: Commit message file '$COMMIT_MSG_FILE' is not writable" >&2
+    exit 1
+fi

32-37: Make backup file path unique.

To prevent potential conflicts in concurrent operations, consider using a unique backup file name, perhaps including the process ID.

-cp "$COMMIT_MSG_FILE" "${COMMIT_MSG_FILE}.bak"
+cp "$COMMIT_MSG_FILE" "${COMMIT_MSG_FILE}.$$"

38-42: Improve error handling and logging.

Consider capturing and logging the actual error message from the tool instead of suppressing it with 2>/dev/null. This would help in troubleshooting issues.

-if ! AI_MESSAGE=$(dotnet-aicommitmessage generate-message -m "$CURRENT_MESSAGE" 2>/dev/null); then
-    echo "Error: Failed to generate AI commit message. Using original message." >&2
+if ! AI_MESSAGE=$(dotnet-aicommitmessage generate-message -m "$CURRENT_MESSAGE" 2>&1); then
+    echo "Error: Failed to generate AI commit message: $AI_MESSAGE" >&2

50-56: Update backup file references if implementing unique backup paths.

If implementing the earlier suggestion for unique backup paths, ensure to update all references to the backup file in this section.

 if ! echo "$AI_MESSAGE" > "$COMMIT_MSG_FILE" 2>/dev/null; then
     echo "Error: Failed to write new commit message" >&2
-    cp "${COMMIT_MSG_FILE}.bak" "$COMMIT_MSG_FILE"
-    rm "${COMMIT_MSG_FILE}.bak"
+    cp "${COMMIT_MSG_FILE}.$$" "$COMMIT_MSG_FILE"
+    rm "${COMMIT_MSG_FILE}.$$"

58-60: Update backup file cleanup if implementing unique backup paths.

If implementing the earlier suggestion for unique backup paths, update the cleanup command accordingly.

-rm "${COMMIT_MSG_FILE}.bak"
+rm "${COMMIT_MSG_FILE}.$$"
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6-9: LGTM! Clean implementation of the bypass mechanism.

The environment variable check is well-implemented with proper early exit.


44-48: LGTM! Thorough message validation.

The empty and whitespace-only message checks are well-implemented.


11-16: Verify tool availability in CI/CD pipelines.

The tool availability check is well-implemented with helpful error messages. Ensure that CI/CD pipelines have the tool installed if commit message verification is part of the workflow.

βœ… Verification successful

Local-only commit message verification is appropriate

The git hook's local implementation is correct. Commit message verification tools are best used as developer aids during local development, rather than CI/CD blockers. The current implementation helps developers write better commits while avoiding potential CI pipeline disruptions.

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#!/bin/bash
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echo -e "\n=== Other CI Configurations ==="
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fd -e yml -e yaml -e json . -E .github/workflows | grep -iE 'azure|gitlab|circleci|jenkins|travis|appveyor|bitbucket'

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@guibranco guibranco merged commit 2cb25e7 into main Jan 7, 2025
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