Git Batch Commit

Git Batch Commit is an advanced Python-based command-line tool designed to automate and simplify batch staging, committing, and pushing files in Git repositories. Ideal for developers working with a large number of files, it allows users to control the number of files per commit, reducing performance issues and making version control more efficient.

Features:

• Batch Staging & Committing – Stage and commit files in user-defined batch sizes.
• Interactive CLI – Users can choose the number of files to commit at each step.
• Automated Push – Commits are automatically pushed to the remote repository.
• Error Handling – Prevents common Git errors, such as missing staged files.
• Custom Commit Messages – Users can provide their own commit messages or use generated ones.
• Cross-Platform – Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Installation:

You can install Git Batch Commit via pip:

pip install git-batch-commit

Usage:

Once installed, you can run the tool using:

git_batch_commit

Follow the interactive prompts to stage, commit, and push files.

Requirements:

• Python 3.6 or later
• Git installed and configured

License:

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Author:

Developed by Vaishal.