add - A command or add . Command used inside plug-in? about vscode-commitizen HOT 8 CLOSED

Ah, I've found it (long time ago that I've written and used it).
Here you have the function which does it:

It is the git.stageAll command provided by vscode. If you disable 'enableSmartCommit' this will not happen.

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@LongYue9608 Did that help you?

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@LongYue9608 I don't understand this question. Please be a bit more specific and add more details to your request

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1. git add . or git add -A
2. git commit -m'xxxx'
3. git push
   The plug-in helped us to do the first step and the first step，I want to know which command is the first step in the plug-in。
   git add . or git add -A
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@LongYue9608 Neither nor. This extension just runs git commit when you call it's commitizen command.
You need to add and prepare your git stage on your own. vscode is already quite good at that.

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I'm just confused that when I add a new file and run the plug-in, I can directly commit without git add @KnisterPeter

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@LongYue9608 Not sure on your process of adding files and calling this extension.
Just be sure I wasn't wrong, I did a quick search for add which isn't called in this extension: https://github.com/KnisterPeter/vscode-commitizen/search?q=add

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Commit is not allowed if there are no files in the temporary storage area. However, when I use the plug-in, I will automatically add to the temporary storage area and commit. I want to know which command is used inside the plug-in,git add . or git add -A?I'm sorry, I just want to know that
@KnisterPeter

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