GCommit is a git-plugin that eases how to commit when you need to sign for more than one person -- pair and mob programming reality.
Instead of having to set manually the other developers names, you can define once and reference at any commit-time.
GCommit reads a file that defines your teammates signatures, so first create
a .gitteam file in your project's root directory, that follows the following
structure:
JD="João Daniel <jotaf.daniel@gmail.com>"
JOD="John Doe <jon.doe@example.com>"
JAD="Jane Doe <jane.doe@example.com>"
note: there's no empty line at the end
Once you have .gitteam in your repository, you can commit something using:
git gcommit JAD JDThis will generate a initial commit message like this:
Signed-off-by: Jane Doe <jane.doe@example.com>
Signed-off-by: João Daniel <jotaf.daniel@gmail.com>
Please refer to CONTRIBUTING.md