there is different way between `npx git-cz` and `git cz`

[xxholly32]

system： win 10, npm 6 node 10

it has emoji in npx git-cz

git-cz

why git-cz cant have emoji?

[xxholly32]

here is the [demo] (https://github.com/xxholly32/cz-test)

[edmundo096]

Same question, I got confused while reading the README.

I got the following conclusions:

• git-cz can be a package, or a .bin/ command depending of what you install.

git-cz package

• As I understood, the git-cz (https://github.com/streamich/git-cz) is an "older" package that can run stand alone. The README tells it's is an adapter, and you can run it if your project is not yet configured for commitizen (commitizen friendly) as a quick commitizen peek experience.
• It has "commitizen": "^2.9.6", dependency (as time of writing this comment).
• When running npx git-cz BEFORE installing commitizen locally, npx will grab this package/adapter, which shows emojis.
• It has 9 different commit options to choice from.

Commitizen command

• After installing commitizen it sets 2 commants: commitizen (for configuring/making a project friendly for commitizen, i.e. configuring the adapter path on package.json), and git-cz.
• This git-cz is just a command included with commitizen, and having it installed, running npx git-cz WILL make npx pick it instead of the git-cz package/adapter.
• This one has 11 commit options to choice from.
• I think this is the newer and recommended option as uses the plugins/adapters as intended, although misses the emojis.

Hope it helps. Maybe someone may confirm this later on.

[jimthedev]

@streamich just a heads up that there is some confusion (my fault for not using git-cz initially). Not sure if you'd be open to moving to git-c instead which is currently available as an npm package. If so then we could work on our projects without tripping over one another. My guess is both our users would be less confused.