[FEATURE] ✨ Conventional Commits support! 🎉
See original GitHub issueHello @carloscuesta!
I’ve added support for CC,
hope you are willing to add it to your awesome tool.
here is the PR #144
detailes can be discussed - please give feedback
✨ added feature conventionalCommits
using @stack23/gitmoji-conventional-commits^3.2.9
the emoji gets replaced with Conventional Commit Prefixes
f.e. 🐛
=> fix(🐛):
can be enabled via
config.getConventionalCommits()
Tests - help needed
🎊 im already using it - see last few commits in PR!
- add tests to hit expected coverage
TBD (next) - advanced format
- use scope if available -
fix(<scope>): 🐛
- decision to make: ❓
- use
emoji.scope
- according to emoji description - use extra input option in
prompts.gitmoji
- use
- maybe use code of #139
- decision to make: ❓
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https://github.com/vivaxy/gacp might be your choice.
thx for the suggestion! since
commitlint
andconventional-commits
are now located at the “same maintainers”and is now handled with an more modular approach, we now use our own
commitlint-config
and plan to also implement an own parser for it as the “new” module approach also supports thatbut for private usage i’ll try it out, and may use it for some smaller projects 😃