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Major Changes
#41
295d847
Thanks @s0! - Makerepo
argument required,and remove the
repository
argument which was deprecatedand previously could be used in its place.
#40
4117e39
Thanks @s0! - Refactor & clean up options for multiple functionscommitFilesFromDirectory
:workingDirectory
tocwd
for consistency across repos,and utils like
exec
cwd
a required argumentcommitChangesFromRepo
:repoDirectory
andaddFromDirectory
into a single required argumentcwd
. This folder will now both be used to filter which files are added,and to find the root of the repository.
recursivelyFindRoot
option (default:true
),to optionally search for the root of the repository,
by checking for existence of
.git
directory in parent directories,starting from
cwd
.This effectively removes all usage of process.cwd() within the package,
instead requiring all usage to be very explicit with specifying paths.