[Feat] When making a commit, it would be nice if there would be an option "add all unstage

[Jogai]

When making a commit without staged files there's an option to allow empty commits. It would be helpful to me if there was an option that first does a git add .;

Sidenote; I'm never using empty commits, making just that the outcome of ok/confirm is a bit unlogical to me.

[love-linger]

• You can click the STAGE ALL button in UNSTAGED toolbar

• You can use Ctrl+Shift+Enter (Windows/Linux) or ⌘+⇧+Enter (macOS) hotkey

[Jogai]

Right. I do that all the time, but my case is more for when I forget. I know its a 'me-problem', but still.

[goran-w]

I believe the idea here was that, since it's easy to forget to stage changes, there should be a third option in the warning dialog?

I.e to change it like this:
"Empty commit detected! Do you want to continue (--allow-empty), or to stage all changes before committing?"
Buttons: "Allow empty", "Stage all", "Cancel"

(The user has already decided to Commit, so it's a bit annoying to have to press Cancel and redo the operation because they just forgot to press Stage All. Also, pressing OK to make an empty commit is ALMOST NEVER what the user will want to do...)

[Jogai]

^ he explained it better I think

[love-linger]

Done. You can download the latest CI build from Github Action.

• If there are no local changes, this dialog was displayed

• If there are unstaged local changes, this dialog was displayed

[Jogai]

Thanks; really awesome! Had it again today, but it worked as expected.