Method commits

src/plugins/chat/copilot.cpp:182–209

}

void Copilot::commits()
{
    QProcess process;
    process.setProgram("git");
    process.setArguments(QStringList() << "diff");
    auto &ctx = dpfInstance.serviceContext();
    ProjectService *projectService = ctx.service<ProjectService>(ProjectService::name());
    auto prjInfo = projectService->getActiveProjectInfo();
    auto workingDirectory = prjInfo.workspaceFolder();
    process.setWorkingDirectory(workingDirectory);

    connect(&process, QOverload<int, QProcess::ExitStatus>::of(&QProcess::finished), this, [this, &process](int exitCode, QProcess::ExitStatus exitStatus) {
        Q_UNUSED(exitStatus)
        if (exitCode != 0)
            return;

        auto diff = QString::fromUtf8(process.read(20000));
        QString prompt = "diff: ```%1```\n\n"
                         "You always analyze the git diff provided, detect changes, and generate succinct yet comprehensive commit messages. for the user step-by-step:\n1. You first parse the git diff to understand the changes made: additions, deletions, modifications, or renaming.\n2. Identify the components or modules that the changes are relating to.\n3. Understand the nature of changes: bug fixes, functionality enhancements, code optimization, documentation, etc.\n4. You highlight the primary updates without neglecting any minor alterations.\n5. Choose a commit type according to the primary updates.\n6. Organize these changes into an accurate, concise and informative commit message less than 20 words.\nYou should only reply a one-line commit message less than 20 words!!!";
        if (commitsLocale == Zh)
            prompt.append("\nPlease answer by Chineses");
        ChatManager::instance()->requestAsync(prompt.arg(diff));
        switchToChatPage();
    });

    process.start();
    process.waitForFinished();
}

void Copilot::switchToChatPage()
{