# git-slum

slightly less unhelpful message

## the idea

a Bash script that, given a commit or a current working directory state, generates a commit message that basically just rephrases the output of `git status`, the way the default commit messages on GitHub work.

## use case

```sh
git config alias.autocommit '!git add -A && git commit -m "$(git slum)"'
```

also: using this with rebase to make your commit messages only as bad as they would have been via GitHub instead of "asdf stuff"

# git-slum

slightly less unhelpful message

## the idea

a Bash script that, given a commit or a current working directory state, generates a commit message that basically just rephrases the output of `git status`, the way the default commit messages on GitHub work.

## use case

```sh
git config alias.autocommit '!git add -A && git commit -m "$(git-slum)"'
```

also: using this with rebase to make your commit messages only as bad as they would have been via GitHub instead of "asdf stuff"

Use hyphenated script name in example
Use hyphenated script name in example
