I need to configure multi plugins inside `package.json` config
See original GitHub issueI need to configure multi plugins at the same time. For example cz-conventional-changelog
and cz-emoji-conventional
. How is it not available till now, to configure it like this:
"config": {
"commitizen": {
"path": ["cz-conventional-changelog", "cz-emoji", "cz-conventional-changelog-for-jira"]
}
}
This is hardly required 🚀
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Of course no, less questions is always fine.
I am checking
cz git
right now and it seems amazing. I will try it out in a separate Angular app, and a separate Angular library workspace.If there are some questions I will post that there.
I am going to close this issue as there is nothing to be discussed here 😉🚀
No. Adapters you can understand to UI plugins and generate messages
Anyway, would you like to answer three rounds of diff questions in the CLI? 🤯👀