## Usage ```text Usage: make [= = ...] ``` ### Commands #### commit Provides an interactive prompt for creating a Git commit message in accordance with the project's [Git style guide][stdlib-style-guides-git]. ```bash $ make commit ``` #### retry-commit Retries a previous commit created using `make commit`. ```bash $ make retry-commit ``` This is particularly useful if a commit failed due to lint errors. An example workflow might proceed as follows: ```bash # Stage changed files and attempt to commit the changes: $ git add . && make commit # Suppose `make commit` fails due to lint errors, so we resolve the lint errors. # Stage the changes and re-attempt the commit, without having to re-enter commit info: $ git add . && make retry-commit ``` #### apply-git-notes Applies Git notes from the `docs/git-notes` directory to their corresponding commits. ```bash $ make apply-git-notes ``` This is useful for fixing commit messages which contain errors or do not adhere to the project's [Git style guide][stdlib-style-guides-git] and to exclude certain commits from the changelog notes for specific packages.