Auto-Commit Mode

Automatically commit applied fixes.

Usage

/candid-review --auto-commit

After you select fixes to apply, Candid creates a commit with a detailed message.

Note: Auto-commit is disabled by default. You can enable it via CLI flag (--auto-commit) or config file (autoCommit: true).

Configuration

Via CLI Flag

/candid-review --auto-commit

Via Config File

Set autoCommit in your config file to enable by default:

Project config (.candid/config.json):

{
  "autoCommit": true
}

User config (~/.candid/config.json):

{
  "autoCommit": true
}

The CLI flag always overrides config files.

Commit Message Format

fix: Apply Candid code review fixes

Fixes applied:
- Fixed SQL injection vulnerability in src/api/users.ts:45
- Added error handling to payment flow in src/services/payment.ts:120
- Removed hardcoded API key from src/config.ts:15

Review summary:
- Critical: 1 fixed
- Major: 2 fixed
- Code Smell: 0 fixed

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

Why Use Auto-Commit?

Clear History

Each commit explicitly states what issues were fixed and where.

Traceability

Easy to trace back why a change was made.

Atomic Changes

Fixes are committed together, making it easy to revert if needed.

Combining with Other Options

/candid-review --focus security --auto-commit
/candid-review --harsh --auto-commit