IBM i Git IFS Commands > IFSCOMMIT - Commit IFS Files to Git Directory

Description

This CL command is a convenience command and can be used to commit changes in a local IFS git repository directory using one single command.

It's essentially a CL command wrapper over the following sequences:

cd /gitrepodir;git add .;git commit -m "Comment Specified on IFSCOMMIT"

Note: If you need a more customized git command, use the GIT or GITCMD CL commands for full control over the git command line.

Command Example to perform git command:

IFSCOMMIT IFSREPODIR('/repodir')

COMMENT(*DATEUSER)

SNDMSG(*NO)

MSGUSER(QSYSOPR)

DSPSTDOUT(*NO)

LOGSTDOUT(*NO)

PRTSTDOUT(*NO)

DLTSTDOUT(*YES)

Parameters

IFSREPODIR - Git IFS repository directory to commit changes for.

COMMENT - Commit comment. Default: *DATEUSER

Enter a commit comment or special value.

*DATEUSER - Write date info and user ID into commit comment automatically.

SNDMSG - Send messages on completion or failure to selected user.

MSGUSER - User to send message to. Default - QSYSOPR

DSPSTDOUT - Display the outfile contents. Nice when debugging. Default=*NO. Set to *YES to view logs after running command.

LOGSTDOUT - Place STDOUT log entries into the current jobs job log. Use this if you want the log info in the IBM i joblog. All STDOUT entries are written as CPF message: QSS9898. Default=*NO

PRTSTDOUT - Print STDOUT to a spool file. Use this if you want a spool file of the log output. Default=*NO

DLTSTDOUT - This option insures that the STDOUT IFS temp files get cleaned up after processing. All IFS log files get created in the /tmp/qsh directory. Default=*YES