Disable adding unstaged files when aider --commit is called from CLI #1812
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Currently, running `aider --commit` will add all unstaged files and then create a commit. However, a useful workflow using aider may involve just staging a few files and then calling `aider --commit` to commit those files. In fact, I believe this to be the sensible default. Therefore, this PR passes the information whether the commit was triggered explicitly from the command line interface (CLI), or rather internally later. If it was triggered from CLI, then after this change aider will not append the `-a` flag to the `git commit` command.
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Currently, running
aider --commitwill add all unstaged files and thencreate a commit. However, a useful workflow using aider may involve just
staging a few files and then calling
aider --committo commit thosefiles.
In fact, I believe this to be the sensible default. Therefore, this PR
passes the information whether the commit was triggered explicitly from
the command line interface (CLI), or rather internally later. If it was
triggered from CLI, then after this change aider will not append the
-aflag to thegit commitcommand.Closes #879.