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Finding a way to use `git commit`
See original GitHub issueI think it would be nice to setup a pre-commit hook to run commitizen when running the command git commit.
I would personally rather my team use a command they already know than learning a new one. Make it easier when switching projects.
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@micky2be Any news on creating a PR for that?
@thedaviddias any feedback is appreciated!