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How to add custom commit types?
See original GitHub issueIs it possible to create new type(scope): title... commit types? We’re using this in tandem with clog and we have some custom commit types defined for the changelog.
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- Created 8 years ago
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Almost 5 years later, but is there any “easier” solution to this rather than forking and publishing an adapter?
What about just adding types, instead of
typesblinding overriding base spec?