Command line option -a not supported

[tuky]

The readme says, that all commit options are supported, especially -a. But especially -a is not supported. Running git cz -a first adds all files and then executes the commit without -a. This will mess up repos, if you don't know that (and how could you know?).

[derikb]

Yeah, this one really threw me off, when I just started using commitizen. Very confusing.

[derikb]

For anyone who finds this... the alternative to trying git cz -a is:

$ git add -u
$ git cz

That will just add updated/deleted files rather than all untracked files.

[pawamoy]

Agree on this, it has not the same effect as git commit -a. If I quit the committing process of git commit -a, it leaves without changing anything. If I do while git cz -a, files will have been added with git add. And not just modified files, every new file as well 😕.

This is not a desirable behavior. Nothing should be staged if we Ctrl-C while git cz -a.

[LinusU]

Yeah, this seems like a bug to me or at least surprising behavior. PR welcome!