git-magic

git magic [-a] [-m msg] [-e] [-p] [-f]

git magic is a git-extras command that commits changes using an automatically generated commit message built from `git status --porcelain -uno`, so the message ends up listing the files that changed. By default the commit happens without opening an editor (`--no-edit`).Passing `-a` shows `git status`, asks for confirmation, then stages everything before committing. `-m` lets you prepend a real message before the auto-generated summary, `-e` opens an editor to adjust the final message, and `-p` (optionally with `-f` for a force-push) pushes immediately after the commit.

-a

Stage all changes (after confirmation) before committing.

Prepend a custom message; the generated summary is appended after it.

Open the editor to review the message instead of committing with `--no-edit`.

Push after committing.

Force-push; only takes effect combined with `-p`.

Display usage information.

Must be run inside a git working tree; it changes to the repository's top level automatically. The generated message is just a list of changed files, not a meaningful description, so this is best suited for quick WIP commits rather than history you intend to keep readable.

git-commit(1), git-extras(1)

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