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- Introduce --version/-V flag to show version information - Add version display in debug mode startup message - Update help text and examples to include version flag - Early detection of version flag before argument parsing
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WalkthroughAdds module versioning to Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant CLI as git_commitai CLI
participant Parser as ArgParser
participant Main as main()
User->>CLI: Invoke command (maybe --version)
CLI->>Main: start
Main->>Parser: parse_args() (argparse with version action)
alt --version provided
Parser-->>User: Print version (uses __version__) and exit
else
Parser-->>Main: return args
Main-->>Main: normal startup (logs include version if --debug)
end
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- Document --dry-run flag usage with examples - Show how to combine dry-run with other options - Include sample output and debugging tips - Explain that hooks are skipped during dry-run
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103-107: Consider delegating --version handling to argparseYou can avoid manual printing/exiting by letting argparse handle version display. This also removes the need to call sys.exit() in a helper and reduces branching in main().
1416-1419: Remove pre-parse --version check (let argparse handle it)This early check duplicates the argparse-based handling. Delegating to argparse simplifies control flow and avoids double maintenance.
Apply this diff to remove the redundant early check:
- # Check for --version flag early - if "--version" in sys.argv or "-V" in sys.argv: - show_version() -
1440-1441: Help example: surface the -V aliasMinor UX tweak: show the short alias in the examples to improve discoverability.
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- git-commitai --version # Show version information + git-commitai --version or -V # Show version information
1532-1537: Use argparse’s built-in version actionThis avoids manual conditionals and exits; argparse will print the version and exit consistently, including in -h help output.
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- parser.add_argument( - "--version", - "-V", - action="store_true", - help="Show version information and exit", - ) + parser.add_argument( + "--version", + "-V", + action="version", + version="%(prog)s " + __version__, + help="Show version information and exit", + )
1547-1550: Remove post-parse args.version check (redundant with argparse action="version")If you adopt argparse’s version action, this block becomes dead code.
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- # Handle version flag (though this should have been caught earlier) - if args.version: - show_version() -
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19-21: Version constant added — good baselineDefining a module-level version is a solid start for CLI versioning and logging.
1555-1555: Nice touch: include version in startup debug logsIncluding the version in debug logs improves traceability during support/debug sessions.
- Removed custom show_version() function - Simplified --version flag processing by using argparse's native support - Eliminated redundant version check in main() since argparse now handles it This change reduces code duplication and leverages argparse's standard version functionality for better maintainability.
- Reorganized sections for better flow and clarity - Removed redundant descriptions and simplified explanations - Consolidated configuration and template sections - Updated examples to focus on essential use cases - Streamlined option documentation while maintaining completeness
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3-3: Align man page header with code version (0.1.0) and current year.The .TH header shows 1.0.0 (and 2024), which conflicts with the PR’s introduced version = "0.1.0" and 2025 copyright. Update for consistency.
-.TH GIT-COMMITAI 1 "2024" "1.0.0" "Git Commit AI Manual" +.TH GIT-COMMITAI 1 "2025" "0.1.0" "Git Commit AI Manual"
9-24: Expose --version in SYNOPSIS.The CLI introduces --version but it’s missing here. Include it to reflect available flags.
[\fB\-h\fR|\fB\-\-help\fR] +[\fB\-\-version\fR]
33-58: Add --version to “Git Commit AI Specific Options.”Document the new flag in OPTIONS to match argparse’s version action.
.BR \-\-model " " \fIname\fR Override the AI model name for this commit. Overrides the \fBGIT_COMMIT_AI_MODEL\fR environment variable. +.TP +.BR \-\-version +Display version information and exit.
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41-43: Note that --debug includes version in startup logs.Minor clarity improvement to set expectations when troubleshooting.
.BR \-\-debug -Enable debug mode. Outputs detailed logging information to stderr for troubleshooting. +Enable debug mode. Outputs detailed logging information to stderr for troubleshooting. +When enabled, startup logs include the tool version.
99-104: API key isn’t always required (local providers).Since the docs show a local LLM example, clarify that an API key is only required for providers that mandate it.
.B GIT_COMMIT_AI_KEY -Your API key for the AI service (required). -Can be overridden with \fB--api-key\fR. +Your API key for the AI service (if your provider requires one). +Can be overridden with \fB--api-key\fR. Not needed for local providers that do not require authentication.
164-172: Optional: If using OpenRouter by default, consider provider-prefixed model alias.OpenRouter typically expects provider-qualified model names (e.g., openai/gpt-4o). If that’s your default API URL, this example may be more accurate.
# Use a different model for this commit -$ git commitai --model "gpt-4o" +$ git commitai --model "openai/gpt-4o"If the tool normalizes model aliases internally, you can ignore this.
232-247: Avoid duplication between TEMPLATE FILES and FILES sections.Template precedence appears in both TEMPLATE FILES and FILES, which can drift over time. Consider centralizing precedence details in one place and cross-referencing from the other section.
Also applies to: 268-277
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207-217: LGTM: Clear configuration precedence.The ordered precedence (CLI > env > .gitcommitai > default) is clearly documented and aligns with typical CLI expectations.
| .BR \-a ", " \-\-all | ||
| Automatically stage all tracked, modified files before committing. | ||
| Equivalent to running \fBgit add -u\fR before the commit. | ||
| Cannot be used with \fB--amend\fR. | ||
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Remove incorrect restriction: “-a cannot be used with --amend.”
In Git, combining -a with --amend is valid and commonly used. The current sentence is misleading.
.BR \-a ", " \-\-all
Automatically stage all tracked, modified files before committing.
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| .BR \-a ", " \-\-all | |
| Automatically stage all tracked, modified files before committing. | |
| Equivalent to running \fBgit add -u\fR before the commit. | |
| Cannot be used with \fB--amend\fR. | |
| .BR \-a ", " \-\-all | |
| Automatically stage all tracked, modified files before committing. |
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In git-commitai.1 around lines 61 to 64, remove the incorrect sentence stating
"-a cannot be used with --amend" and update the wording to correctly state that
-a automatically stages all tracked, modified files before committing and may be
combined with --amend; simply delete the prohibition and, if desired, add a
short clarifying phrase like "May be used with --amend" or leave the line out so
only the factual behavior remains.
- Update copyright year to 2025 - Add --version flag documentation - Revise API key requirement wording - Update example model usage to openai/gpt-4o
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