PPMM (Git Auto Pull Push Merger Master)

PPMM is a command-line tool for managing commit messages and Git operations for your project.

Usage

Options

• --0, --message-build: Prefix commit message with 'build'. Used for changes that affect the build system or external dependencies (example scopes: gulp, broccoli, npm, maven).
• --1, --message-style: Prefix commit message with 'style'. Used for changes that do not affect the meaning of the code (white-space, formatting, missing semicolons, etc).
• --2, --message-fix: Prefix commit message with 'fix'. Used for bug fixes.
• --3, --message-feat: Prefix commit message with 'feat'. Used for new features.
• --4, --message-perf: Prefix commit message with 'perf'. Used for code changes that improve performance.
• --5, --message-refactor: Prefix commit message with 'refactor'. Used for code changes that neither fix a bug nor add a feature.
• --6, --message-test: Prefix commit message with 'test'. Used for adding tests.
• --7, --message-ci: Prefix commit message with 'ci'. Used for changes to CI configuration files and scripts (example scopes: Travis, Circle, BrowserStack, SauceLabs).
• --8, --message-docs: Prefix commit message with 'docs'. Used for documentation-only changes.
• --version: Show the version number.
• -m, --message: Specify the commit message.
• -u, --merge-master-only: Merge the master branch without pushing.
• -c, --merge-custom-master: Merge the master branch and a custom master branch.
• -s, --scope: Specify the scope text for the commit message.
• -i, --increate-version: Increment the package version.
• --pr, --pull-request: Create a pull request to the main branch (GitHub only).
• --apr, --accept-pull-request: Accept a pull request to the main branch (GitHub only).
• -h, --help: Show the help information.

Examples

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