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Create prepare-commit-msg #81

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Add a git hook script prepare-commit-msg for generating AI-powered commit messages using dotnet-aicommitmessage.

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To automate and enhance the quality of commit messages by integrating an AI tool that suggests commit messages based on the changes. This approach streamlines the commit process, ensuring consistency and potentially reducing the likelihood of poorly formatted or non-descriptive commit messages. The script also includes safeguards to use the original message if the AI suggestion fails or is empty, providing a fallback mechanism.

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    • Enhanced error handling for various scenarios during commit message generation.

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This change introduces a shell script for the .githooks/prepare-commit-msg file that automates commit message generation using the dotnet-aicommitmessage tool. The script checks for an environment variable to allow bypassing, verifies the tool's installation, and manages the commit message file by creating backups and ensuring valid messages are written. It includes error handling for various scenarios, maintaining the integrity of the commit message process.

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.githooks/prepare-commit-msg Added a shell script to automate commit message generation, including checks for environment variables, tool availability, and error handling for message generation and file operations.

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πŸ‡ In the land of commits, oh what a delight,
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  1. /.githooks/prepare-commit-msg - The script does not handle potential issues arising when other parts of the system (e.g., file permissions) could prevent reading from or writing to the commit message file, which may lead to unhandled errors or unexpected behavior in different environments.

  2. /.githooks/prepare-commit-msg - The script uses echo "$AI_MESSAGE" in a command substitution without quotes when piping to grep. This could lead to inadvertent word splitting if $AI_MESSAGE includes spaces or new line characters.

  3. /.githooks/prepare-commit-msg - The check for the presence of an AI-generated commit message does not ensure that the command itself succeeded before checking whether the message is empty. If dotnet-aicommitmessage generate-message fails silently, it could lead to unintended behaviors.

Code suggestions and improvements for better exception handling, logic, standardization, and consistency

  1. /.githooks/prepare-commit-msg - Consider using a more robust method of backing up the commit message file. Instead of just appending .bak, you could timestamp the backup to avoid collisions with multiple invocations of the hook.

  2. /.githooks/prepare-commit-msg - Implement a more graceful error-handling mechanism. For instance, encapsulate critical operations in functions, and leverage a defined exit code per function for better readability and maintainability.

  3. /.githooks/prepare-commit-msg - The script should explicitly use set -e at the beginning to ensure that the script exits immediately upon encountering any unhandled errors. This will help catch any issues earlier in the script execution.

  4. /.githooks/prepare-commit-msg - Add comments to explain the purpose of each section of code, particularly around error handling and the logic used, to improve the readability and maintainability of the script for future developers.

  5. /.githooks/prepare-commit-msg - Instead of using 2>/dev/null with the result of command substitutions, consider providing users with direct feedback (like logging) in case of issues, so they are aware of why certain actions failed.

  6. /.githooks/prepare-commit-msg - When checking if the generated message is empty, it might be beneficial to use a combination of trim or regular expressions that ensure no whitespace content is present, instead of relying solely on grep. This could also enhance input sanitization.

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