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- [ ![ Version] ( https://shields.io/badge/VERSION-1.2.1 -blue?style=for-the-badge )] ( https://github.com/ghasemdev/git-commit-template/releases/tag/v1.1.0 )
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# git-commit-template
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## Usage
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+ ### git commit template (gct)
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All you have to do is call the ` gct ` command and fill in the items that
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are not optional at each step to prepare the message format.
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![ git log] ( images/3.png )
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+ ### git tag template (gtt)
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+ With ` gtt ` command is easy to tag your commits.
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+ ![ git log] ( images/gtt.png )
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+ ![ git log] ( images/gsh.png )
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### signature
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- You can use ` -s ` or ` sign ` to add a signature to the gct.
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+ You can use ` -s ` or ` sign ` to add a signature to the gct or gtt .
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``` bash
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➜ gct -s
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➜ gct sign
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```
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