pygit2 create commit simple

commit.py

import pygit2


repo = pygit2.Repository(path='.')

repo.index.add_all()
repo.index.write()
tree = repo.index.write_tree()
parent, ref = repo.resolve_refish(refish=repo.head.name)
repo.create_commit(
    ref.name,
    repo.default_signature,
    repo.default_signature,
    "Commit message",
    tree,
    [parent.oid],
)

It creates empty commit if changes are absent.

To avoid it use: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33716124/how-to-know-if-a-git-repository-is-clean-with-python3-pygit2

@karolzlot Thanks! But this goes beyond the purpose of this gist.

Thank you for posting this!! Very helpful in a module I'm writing. PyGit2 is severely under documented....

Thank you for posting this!! Very helpful in a module I'm writing. PyGit2 is severely under documented....

It is still very badly documented. I must write custom git server as a part of web ide project of for final project course. Can anybody recommend some good docs, please?