How to use the @cardstack/git/change.prototype function in @cardstack/git
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cardstack / cardstack / packages / git-hyperledger / patch-change.js View on Github 
const Change = require('@cardstack/git/change');
const Gitchain = require('cardstack-gitchain');
const oldMakeCommit = Change.prototype._makeCommit;
const log = require('@cardstack/logger')('cardstack/git-hyperledger');
Change.prototype._makeCommit = async function(commitOpts) {
let commit = await oldMakeCommit.call(this, commitOpts);
let gitchain = new Gitchain(this.repo.path(), null, {logger: log.info.bind(log)});
try {
await gitchain.push(commit.sha());
} catch (e) {
log.error("Error pushing to hyperledger blockchain");
}
return commit;
};const Change = require('@cardstack/git/change');
const Gitchain = require('cardstack-gitchain');
const oldMakeCommit = Change.prototype._makeCommit;
const log = require('@cardstack/logger')('cardstack/git-hyperledger');
Change.prototype._makeCommit = async function(commitOpts) {
let commit = await oldMakeCommit.call(this, commitOpts);
let gitchain = new Gitchain(this.repo.path(), null, {logger: log.info.bind(log)});
try {
await gitchain.push(commit.sha());
} catch (e) {
log.error("Error pushing to hyperledger blockchain");
}
return commit;
};@cardstack/git
Git data source plugin for @cardstack/hub.
