Add option for commit message template
See original GitHub issueThe commit messages generated by pyup do not match the commit message requirements for one of my projects. Please add an option to specify the commit message. e.g.
# Configure the commit message template
# default: "Update ${packagename} from ${old_version} to ${new_version}"
# allowed variables: packagename, old_version, new_version
commit_message_template: "Requirements: Push ${packagename} to ${new_version}"
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Having this feature would certainly help when it comes to automated semantic versioning.
Thanks for the heads-up, @Kaligule
Just released version 1.1.2