Push Changes

Run the Juneau push script to build, test, commit, and push changes. You will determine the commit message yourself based on the staged/changed files.

Steps

1. Inspect changes: Run git status and git diff --staged (or git diff if nothing staged) to see what has changed.

2. Determine commit message: Based on the changes, craft a clear, descriptive commit message. Follow conventional commit style when appropriate (e.g., fix:, feat:, refactor:, docs:). Keep it concise but specific.

3. Run push script: Execute from the project root (master/):

   python3 scripts/push.py "YOUR_COMMIT_MESSAGE"
   

   Use --skip-tests only for documentation-only changes. Do not use --dry-run unless the user asks.

4. Report result: Summarize what was committed and pushed, or report any failures.

Do not ask the user for the commit message—determine it from the changes yourself.