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FR: Add commitlint, husky and commitizen
See original GitHub issueThe use of standard-version is tightly coupled to the use of conventional-changelog-angular, and the use of these libraries has become a de facto standard to enforce correct use. It would be nice to allow the installation and configuration of these libraries, even if it is optional.
- commitlint: check commit messages to follow the conventional commit pattern
- husky: hook into git events and run code at specific points
- commitizen: helper for writing conventional commit messages
I’m now testing the setup of these libraries with semver to ensure that all works well together.
The project ngx-semantic-version is doing something similar, but focused in Angular apps.
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Hello.
Yes, sorry, I’ve been testing it locally and is configured and working in https://github.com/RicardoJBarrios/fgc. I’ve found no issues, and all works together with the config in this project, that’s basically the default one.
Hello. Thank you for accepting this feature request.
At the moment everything seems to be working as expected. Now I am finishing a small test project. I finish it, upload it and we see the minimum configuration.