commit-with-validation

The 'commit-with-validation' skill automates the process of creating a single atomic commit in Git, ensuring that the commit message adheres to a standardized format and that the commit is properly linked to an issue. This workflow also integrates pre-commit hook validation to ensure that the code quality is checked before the commit is made. By following the WescoBar git discipline, this skill provides consistency across commits and ensures that all necessary checks and validations are completed before code is committed to the repository. It is designed to make the commit process more structured and less error-prone, especially in larger teams or projects.

Main features of the 'commit-with-validation' skill include automatic issue number extraction from branch names, commit message formatting based on predefined types such as 'feat', 'fix', and 'refactor', and interactive prompts for users to input additional details like the commit subject and body. It also integrates with pre-commit hooks, ensuring that no commits bypass the quality checks. The skill validates pre-requisites, formats the commit message according to a consistent template, stages changes, and validates pre-commit requirements before creating the final commit.

The skill is ideal for developers working in structured workflows such as Conductor Phase 4, Step 2, where all tests have passed, and quality gates have been met. It can be used after completing a feature implementation, before creating a pull request, and when the audit score is above a threshold of 8.0. This skill is particularly helpful for teams that want to enforce a consistent commit process and ensure quality checks are never skipped.