First take at ConventionalCommitsAppenderCz
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Could this be started as a separate project? Like one of the ones listed here: https://commitizen-tools.github.io/commitizen/third-party-commitizen/ |
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./script/formatand./script/testlocally to ensure this change passes linter check and testExpected behavior
I would like to have
ConventionalCommitsCz, but also be able to extend it locally, as per project requirements/wishes - also to fit local workflows (i.e. usefixup!,squash!, or throwaway commits without the extra pain of disabling the local commit hooks)As indicated by the PR, this is just a RFC: I would like to get the project's insight on how this could be achieved, since these changes touch on internal committizen parts that you might not necessarily want changed.
Also, I failed to find a tutorial on how to create my own plugin.
Finally, I've never used
poetrybefore; and therefore everything is broken/unknown to me.Steps to Test This Pull Request
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