Module command_commit_table 

The complete Git 2.56.0 option table of git commit. What: The complete option table of git commit in Git 2.56.0. Why: Declaring every option Git accepts removes the guess about whether an undeclared option consumes the next token. Rows follow builtin_commit_options (builtin/commit.c:1705-1785) in source order, which the completion control compares.

In TS you’d write (pseudocode):

// export const COMMIT_TABLE: readonly OptionSpec[] = [ ... ];

Constants

ALL

-a, --all: stage every tracked modification before committing.

ALLOW_EMPTY

--allow-empty: permit a commit that records no change.

AMEND

--amend: replace the tip commit.

COMMIT_TABLE

What: pub const NAME: &[OptionSpec] = &[...] is a table baked into the program. &[T] is a borrowed list; Some(b'q') is “the byte q”; None is “no letter”. Why: Each row copies one Git declaration: letter, name, value arity and whether --no-<name> is accepted (false only for PARSE_OPT_NONEG).

DRY_RUN

--dry-run: show what would be committed.

FIXUP

--fixup=[(amend|reword):]<commit>.

INCLUDE

-i, --include: add the named paths to the index for this commit.

INTERACTIVE

--interactive: choose content interactively.

LONG

--long: status format that implies a dry run.

NULL

-z, --null: NUL-terminated status output, which implies a dry run.

ONLY

-o, --only: commit only the named paths.

PATCH

-p, --patch: choose hunks interactively.

PATHSPEC_FILE_NUL

--pathspec-file-nul.

PATHSPEC_FROM_FILE

--pathspec-from-file=<file>.

PORCELAIN

--porcelain: status format that implies a dry run.

SHORT

--short: status format that implies a dry run.