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Commit

A commit can be understood as snapshot of all tracked files in the repository. Commits are the fundamental block in Twigg workflow, you first make changes you want then commit.

tw commit <commit title>

output example:

created commit #1v0

More on what is a commit here

Commit only some paths​

By default, commit snapshots every change in the working directory. Use --filter (short form: -fi) to include only the paths you list. Everything else stays as uncommitted changes in the working directory.

tw commit <commit title> --filter=<path>[, <path>...]

The paths are comma-separated and relative to the repository root. A path ending in / includes the whole directory.

Examples:

tw commit "Add parser" --filter=parser.go
tw commit "Add parser" --filter "parser.go, parser_test.go"
tw commit "Add docs" -fi docs/

If no listed path has changes, Twigg logs nothing to commit. You can list at most 100 paths.