co

Save your time by including ticket number in git commit message automatically. For those who prefers to commit from terminal.

Usage

• Assuming your branch name is feature/name/ID-42,

• You may run the following command:
  $ co Hello this is commit message

  which will be converted to (and executed):
  $ git -a commit -m "ID-42 Hello this is commit message"

• For this to work you should create ~/.co/config with following contents:
  \w*\/\w*\/[\w-]*\.([-_a-zA-Z0-9]*)

  This is regexp which tries to match ticket number from branch name. Feel free to change it to match your project's branch naming conventions.

• Note: if your commit message contains some shell-interpretable symbols (like $ or #), add single quotes:
  $ co 'Your commit message with $pecial $ymbols'