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Gitmoji -c with husky pre-commit

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Hello @carloscuesta!

Hi, first of all, amazing lib 💛

Issue: When I commit and husky pre-commit hook fails it’s easy to fix the issue and press arrow up and my single line commit message is there, but with gitmoji -c i have to do it all over again.

I know this is not a bug, but is there a harmonic way to integrate husky with gitmoji -c? (I haven’t tried the gitmoji hook, because I have not officially introduced gitmoji to my project, I’m just testing waters with the team)

OS: macOS Big Sur gitmoji -v: 4.7.0 Node version: 14.17.0

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Created 2 years ago
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carloscuestacommented, Nov 21, 2021

I see! I think both options are useful but depending your use-case the hook approach might be a better choice.

I will try to update and reflect this on the docs 😊

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carloscuestacommented, Oct 31, 2021

Hello again!

And in 2, the terminal finishes with an error, saves the title/message in a file, and when the user types something like gitmoji --retry the cli executes the last gitmoji command with all the values from the file.

This option is a great idea 😊

We should save the last full command into a temporary file and then re-execute it with the --retry flag. Not sure if there’s another potential approach but maybe we can use conf for that?

https://github.com/sindresorhus/conf