Respect Angular conventions
See original GitHub issueHello,
I am wondering if this repository is still maintained. I hope so, because I wanted ask if you could support JIRA IDs at the end or even at second position of a commit message. I am asking because I would like to also use it together with angular commit conventions to end up with a commit like
feat: great thing JIRAID-1234
orfeat: great thing (JIRAID-1234)
this would allow subsequent tooling like semantic-release and Changelog generation based on commits to deliver even nicer results.
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- Created 2 years ago
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I think this functional is useless
Just because you use a convention, doesn’t make it useless. That is why the main @commitlint package is so configurable, as people have different standards for different companies
I think the
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is a weird convention, but by no means do I think it is stupid or “useless”I needed this as well and made a solution #52