Also if you don't mind a further refactor, the pretest step can be done in one line:

git init test-temp --quiet

That dir will be created if it does not exist and it can be run repeatedly (it does not erase commits, just resets things like hooks).

Then the scripts directory could be deleted and package.json can be like this.

{
 "scripts" {
 "pretest": "git init test-temp --quiet"
 }
}

Also, thanks for making this repo. I use the extension sometimes and I've used it as a starter for my own extension, which auto generates a commit message based on the files changed. I like your button and pop-up in the source control tab so I am using that for mine.

Also if you don't mind a further refactor, the preset step can be done in one line:

git init test-temp --quiet

That dir will be created if it does not exist and it can be run repeatedly (it does not erase commits, just resets things like hooks).

Then the scripts directory could be deleted and package.json can be like this.

{
 "scripts" {
 "pretest": "git init test-temp --quiet"
 }
}

Sounds great - feel free to open another PR :)

Thanks for merging. Sure, I'll make another PR.

I ended up using a few other packages and extensions and put them together. I gave your extension a mention in my license section, describing which parts I used.

https://github.com/MichaelCurrin/auto-commit-msg/blob/master/README.md#license