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The non-interactive detection does not work when called from emacs magit. Also we'd like to force git-good-commit to commit a message, like when doing interactive. So added logic to detect whether we are inside emacs and that looks in the comment section of the commit message if there is somewhere a # gcc: y defined as comment and if, then it commits anyway. Otherwise it exits with an error message and also explaining what to do in case of forcing the commit.
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The non-interactive detection does not work when called from emacs
magit. Also we'd like to force git-good-commit to commit a message, like
when doing interactive.
So added logic to detect whether we are inside emacs and that looks in
the comment section of the commit message if there is somewhere a
defined as comment and if, then it commits anyway. Otherwise it exits
with an error message and also explaining what to do in case of forcing
the commit.