The commit message guidelines provide clear instructions for software engineers on how to structure and format commit messages that follow the Conventional Commits specification. This will help maintain a consistent and meaningful commit history for the project.
The above changes add instructions for installing the full version of the Aider application using Docker, which includes additional features like interactive help, the browser GUI, and Playwright support for web scraping.
The commit_prompt parameter is added to the Coder.__init__ method and passed to the GitRepo initialization. This allows users to provide a custom commit prompt when using the Coder class.
The GitRepo class in the aider/repo.py file has been updated to support a new `commit_prompt` argument. This allows overriding the default `prompts.commit_system` when generating commit messages.
The changes include:
1. Adding the `commit_prompt` parameter to the `__init__` method of the `GitRepo` class.
2. Storing the `commit_prompt` value in the `self.commit_prompt` attribute.
3. Modifying the `get_commit_message` method to use the `self.commit_prompt` value if it's provided, otherwise falling back to the default `prompts.commit_system`.
This change provides more flexibility in customizing the commit message generation process, allowing users to provide their own custom prompts if needed.
The new `--commit-prompt` switch allows users to specify a custom prompt for generating commit messages. This feature is implemented by adding the new argument to the argument parser in `aider/args.py` and passing it to the `Coder.create` method in `aider/main.py`.
