Method: Gitlab::Client::Commits#create_commit

Defined in:

lib/gitlab/client/commits.rb

#create_commit(project, branch, message, actions, options = {}) ⇒ Gitlab::ObjectifiedHash

Creates a single commit with one or more changes

Introduced in Gitlab 8.13

Examples:

Gitlab.create_commit(2726132, 'master', 'refactors everything', [{action: 'create', file_path: '/foo.txt', content: 'bar'}])
Gitlab.create_commit(2726132, 'master', 'refactors everything', [{action: 'delete', file_path: '/foo.txt'}])

Parameters:

• project (Integer, String) —

  The ID or name of a project.

• branch (String) —

  the branch name you wish to commit to

• message (String) —

  the commit message

• An (Array[Hash]) —

  array of action hashes to commit as a batch. See the next table for what attributes it can take.

• options (Hash) (defaults to: {}) —

  a customizable set of options

Options Hash (options):

• :author_email (String) —

  the email address of the author

• :author_name (String) —

  the name of the author

Returns:

• (Gitlab::ObjectifiedHash) —

  hash of commit related data

See Also:

• https://docs.gitlab.com/api/commits/#create-a-commit-with-multiple-files-and-actions

# File 'lib/gitlab/client/commits.rb', line 189

def create_commit(project, branch, message, actions, options = {})
  payload = {
    branch: branch,
    commit_message: message,
    actions: actions
  }.merge(options)
  post("/projects/#{url_encode project}/repository/commits", body: payload)
end