I’m mainly using Notepad to bundle my actions together. I created a Notepad file named “generate git commit etc.” with the following content:
Based on the whole context (i.e., the entire content of the current composer) and the changes since the last commit recorded in @COMMIT_EDITMSG,
generate a Git commit following the format outlined in @F_Commit.md.Next, create a corresponding changelog entry using the template in @F_Changelog.md, and insert it at the top of @Changelog.md (modify the file!).
Finally, update @Architecture.md to reflect any architectural changes introduced.
The issue is that commit generation usually only considers the most recent changes (compared with the @commit (Diff of Working State) in the dialog panel). It seems that in Notepad, only files can be set as targets.
In my opinion, it would be much more convenient if we could have the same “@” functionality as in the dialog panel.
