Commit changes in the camp root
Commit changes in the camp root directory.
Automatically stages all changes and creates a commit. Handles stale lock files from crashed processes.
At the camp root, submodule ref changes (projects/*) are excluded from staging by default to prevent accidental ref conflicts across machines. Use --include-refs to stage them explicitly.
Use --sub to commit in the submodule detected from your current directory. Use -p/--project to commit in a specific project (e.g., -p projects/camp).
Commit tags use explicit --workitem or context from the current path (workitem directory, primary project/festival link).
Examples: camp commit -m "Add new feature" camp commit --amend -m "Fix typo" camp commit -a -m "Stage and commit all" camp commit --include-refs -m "Sync all submodule refs" camp commit --sub -m "Commit in current submodule" camp commit -p projects/camp -m "Commit in camp project"
camp commit [flags]
-a, --all Stage all changes before committing (default true)
--amend Amend the previous commit
--auto-write Run configured commit message writer
--commit-large Commit over-threshold files instead of keeping them out of git
--commit-nested Commit undeclared nested git repositories as gitlinks instead of keeping them out of git
-h, --help help for commit
--include-refs Include submodule ref changes when staging at camp root
--json Emit a JSON result on stdout; human output goes to stderr
-m, --message stringArray Commit message (repeatable; multiple -m are joined git-style into subject + body; required unless --auto-write)
--no-drain Do not wait for camp's queued commits first
--no-edit Amend without editing the commit message (requires --amend)
-p, --project string Operate on a specific project/submodule path
--sub Operate on the submodule detected from current directory
--workitem string explicit workitem selector for the commit tag (overrides cwd-based resolution)
--no-color disable colored output
- camp - Manage your camps and the projects and festivals inside them