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fix(git): capture stderr for commit command errors Add error logging for failed commit attempts by capturing stderr output to provide better debugging information.
Clarified the required role for Azure AD authentication by specifying "Cognitive Services OpenAI User".
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This pull request includes updates to the
README.mdfile for clarity and accuracy, as well as enhancements to error handling in theinternal/git/git.gofile.Documentation updates:
README.md: Removed an unnecessary image and updated the role name for Azure authentication to Cognitive Services OpenAI User. [1] [2]README.md: Added a note about Ollama's model mounting behavior and removed an extra blank line.Error handling improvements:
internal/git/git.go: Added abytes.Bufferto capture standard error output and log it if the commit fails. [1] [2]