Git Workflow Automation

This workflow is ideal for:

• Developers looking to automate their Git commit process.
• Project Managers who need a simple way to track changes in documentation, like README.md.
• Team Leads wanting to ensure consistent commit messages across their team.
• Beginners in automation and Git who want to learn how to integrate manual triggers with version control.

This workflow addresses the challenge of manually committing changes to a Git repository. It streamlines the process by allowing users to trigger a series of automated steps that:

• Add files to the staging area.
• Commit changes with a predefined message.
• Push those changes to the remote repository, ensuring that updates are consistently tracked and shared.

1. Manual Trigger: The workflow starts when the user clicks on 'execute', initiating the process.
2. Add File: The Git node adds README.md to the staging area, preparing it for commit.
3. Commit Changes: A commit is created with the message '✨ First commit from n8n', making it clear what changes are being tracked.
4. Prepare for Push: The workflow prepares to push the committed changes to the repository.
5. Push Changes: Finally, the changes are pushed to the remote repository, ensuring that all updates are synchronized.