Currently opencommit supports a variant of Conventional Commits and Gitmoji.
This is incompatible with projects that use Gitmoji.
In the context of Gitmoji, the emoji already provides enough context as to what the commit is about. Titles should also use sentence case.
Suggested Solution
This is the correct format of Gitmoji commits.
<intention> [scope?][:?] <message>
intention: An emoji from the list.
scope: An optional string that adds contextual information for the scope of the change.
message: A brief explanation of the change.
Examples:
✏️ Update the name attribute of 💫
🔧 Change Dependabot interval to monthly
⬆️ Bump prettier from 2.8.8 to 3.0.0 (#1529)
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Description
Currently opencommit supports a variant of Conventional Commits and Gitmoji.
This is incompatible with projects that use Gitmoji.
In the context of Gitmoji, the emoji already provides enough context as to what the commit is about. Titles should also use sentence case.
Suggested Solution
This is the correct format of Gitmoji commits.
Examples:
✏️ Update the name attribute of 💫 🔧 Change Dependabot interval to monthly ⬆️ Bump prettier from 2.8.8 to 3.0.0 (#1529)
See Gitmoji
Alternatives
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Additional Context
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