Lefthook with Conventional Commits and/or Commitlint #419
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Hey! This is a very good point. I've added a documentation about using commitlint and/or commitzen here. You can use either both or just commitlint. Notice: if you are using commitzen, all manipulation with git must happen from CLI, because it uses TTY (which might be inconvenient when using GUI tools). But there is at least a commitlint example that should be just validating the commit message. There was also an issue about commitlint/commitzen tools: #125. I guess it might be helpful too. |
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I really like the idea of your git utility. I am working a front-end project with a separate and dedicated backend. My teammates are very new to Git and NodeJS in general. For this first project, I would like to hook up conventional commits or commitlint to assist them. Is there a sample of this type of implementation? I searched Google and Bing with no luck.
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