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Identifying JIRA tickets in conventional-commits
See original GitHub issueWe use https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/ in our team.
So our commits look like:
type(scope): commit comment
long description
re #JIRA-ID
We see that if we do re #[JIRA-ID] in the commit, then it links to JIRA when we create a PR. But we’d prefer not to use the []
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Sorry, yes, I guess our commitlint tooling does not validate the footer against that pattern. But maybe try
re #[JIRA-123]Good to know. But we have since tweaked our convention for JIRA references in the footer to use the syntax:
re [JIRA-123]which works like a charm 🙂, and does not seem to be really going against the spec for https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/.