jouet commit

• Usage: jouet commit [FLAGS] [PATHS]…

Commit only the named paths, with trailers

Commits exactly the paths given, as they are in the working tree (git commit --only): anything else already staged stays staged, and untracked files are added only when a named path covers them. Refuses -A, ., the repository root and a path with no changes. Paths are literal, never globs. Appends the configured trailers; inside an agent the default is a co-author line (Claude Code) and the AI disclosure, with the tool and version from AI_AGENT. Warns about a subject that is not a conventional commit when the repository checks them. Hooks always run; when one fails, the end of its output is shown and the whole of it kept in a log.

Before committing, the lines the commit adds are scanned with gitleaks' rules (as jouet secrets scan --staged does), and in a project that uses fnox, fnox scan --values checks them for its secrets' values. A secret found refuses the commit (exit 1), naming the rule or secret and the file and line, never the value. A false positive is let through with --allow-secret RULE:PATH:LINE, gitleaks:allow on its line, or its fingerprint in .gitleaksignore.

Arguments

• [PATHS]… — The files and directories to commit

Flags

• -m --message <MSG> — The message. Repeatable: each is a paragraph, as with git
• -F --file <FILE> — Read the message from FILE (- is stdin)
• --trailer <TRAILER> — Append a trailer, Key: value. Repeatable
• --no-trailers — Leave out the configured and default trailers
• --dry-run — Show what would be committed, committing nothing
• --allow-secret <RULE:PATH:LINE> — Commit this finding of the secret scan anyway, a false positive: RULE:PATH:LINE as the refusal lists it. Repeatable
• -h --help — Print help