Development Pipeline

🚀Development Pipeline

Stable

Coordinate commit-message review, a local commit, and a branch push without release preparation.

Commandcusty run dev

📦Category

Pipeline Profile

🚀Quick Command

custy run dev [OPTIONS]

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daily developmentcommitpush

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Overview

Dev is a deliberate daily-development profile. It validates and reviews the commit message, stages selected changes, creates a commit, and pushes branch HEAD. It does not prepare release state, generate release artifacts or a changelog, create a tag, or push a tag.

Preview before normal execution

bash

custy --dry-run run dev
custy run dev

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Exact Phase Flow

🕒Dev Profile

1

Validate repository

Confirm that execution is inside a Git repository.

completed

2

Validate commit and remote inputs

Resolve the commit-validation provider, hook policy, commit-message file, and remote.

completed

3

Review the commit message

Open only the commit-message file and validate its saved content.

completed

4

Back up and clean

Back up the commit-message file and apply backup retention cleanup.

completed

5

Stage and commit

Stage the resolved project changes and create a local commit.

completed

6

Push

Push branch HEAD to the resolved remotes without publishing a tag.

current

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ℹ️Exact Dev Step Order

The internal name is shown so users and contributors can match documentation to logs and source.

01 — ensure_git_repo_step	Confirm execution inside a Git repository.
02 — ensure_commit_validation_provider_step	Resolve the configured commit-message validator.
03 — ensure_commit_hook_policy_step	Resolve the configured commit-hook policy.
04 — ensure_commit_message_file_step	Resolve the commit-message file.
05 — ensure_commit_message_file_exists_step	Require the commit-message file before editing.
06 — ensure_remote_exists_step	Validate the resolved push destination.
07 — edit_files_step	Open only the commit-message file for review and editing.
08 — validate_edited_step	Validate the reviewed commit message.
09 — backup_commit_message_files_step	Back up the commit-message file.
10 — cleanup_backup_step	Apply configured backup retention cleanup.
11 — stage_step	Stage the files selected by the workflow.
12 — commit_step	Create the local development commit.
13 — push_step	Push branch HEAD without pushing a tag.

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ℹ️Release responsibilities are excluded

Dev omits version preparation and application, workflow initialization, release-artifact and changelog generation, tag-message editing, tag creation, and tag push. Use Release when you need a versioned, tagged publication.

⚠️Dev validates only what it uses

The profile validates repository, commit-message, hook, and remote readiness. It intentionally skips version and tag-message validation because those values are outside the Dev workflow. Confirm staged changes and remotes before normal execution.

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Before You Run

📌Before You Begin

• Review repository stateRequired

  Confirm the current branch and ensure unrelated work will not be staged.

• Check the commit pathRequired

  Verify the configured commit-message file and its reviewed content.

• Confirm the destinationRequired

  Review the default or selected remotes because push is part of Dev.

• Use dry-run firstRequired

  Inspect planned mutations and remote operations before the normal run.

• Review the resultRequired

  Check the diff, commit, and remote branch after completion.

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Failure and Retry

If Dev fails before commit, inspect the edited message, backups, and the Git index. If it fails during or after push, verify whether the local commit and any remote updates already completed. Do not rerun the whole profile until that state is understood.

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Continue

🚀Related Commands

Commands commonly used together with this command.

Run Dev

Use command options and practical examples for the Dev profile.

Complete Profile Reference

Compare Dev with all other resolver profiles.

Release Pipeline

Compare Dev with a versioned, tagged release.

Commit Command

Create a focused commit with command-specific controls.