Consider a feature to opt out of `git add .`
See original GitHub issueHello @carloscuesta!
https://github.com/carloscuesta/gitmoji-cli/blob/master/src/gitmoji.js#L99
I’m loving this tool though one thing is really bothering me, it’s the fact that when I want to commit gitmoji does a git add .
and for me I would like to have the option to opt out of this feature either by passing a flag perhaps?
OS: OSX 10.11.6
gitmoji-cli -v: 1.3.1
Node version: 6.9.5
& 7.4.0
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Done @sgnl @wextia
Hey @sgnl
This is a thing I’ve been considering and I’m thinking to implement a way for configuring the gitmoji-cli, for the things that are done “under the hood” like the
git add .
or the use of unicode instead of the:emoji
format #14.Probably, something like
gitmoji --config
that promps and save your preferences into a.config
file inside of the~.gitmoji/
directory that now is being used to store the json of gitmojis, a flag could be an easier option but not that handy.I’m looking the best way to implement this 😄