The title has multiple commit titles instead of one.
There should also be a an empty line between the title and description, otherwise it looks unprofessional. Also see #239.
Expected Behavior
Opencommit should produce one commit title and description when more than one file is changed.
Should have an empty line between the title and description.
Current Behavior
📝 chore(create-analytics.sh): add script to create analytics docker compose files for each domain
📝 chore(deploy-nuke.sh): add command to stop and remove analytics containers and volumes
📝 chore(deploy.sh): add command to start analytics containers for each domain
📝 feat(docker-compose.analytics.template.yml): add template for analytics docker compose file
📝 chore(docker-compose.backup.yml): update version to "3.8"
📝 feat(docker-compose.test.yml): add docker compose file for testing Traefik setup with custom domain
The "create-analytics.sh" script is added to automate the creation of analytics docker compose files for each domain. The "deploy-nuke.sh" script is updated to include commands to stop and remove analytics containers and volumes. The "deploy.sh" script is updated to include commands to start analytics containers for each domain. Docker compose files are add
Possible Solution
Example of a great Gitmoji commit.
🔧 Optimize Docker configurations and tweaked robots.txt
This commit introduces a set of improvements aimed at fine-tuning our Docker Compose configurations and the WordPress robots.txt file.
The deploy.sh file has been updated to restart the Ofelia service after all other services are up, addressing the limitation of Ofelia's inability to detect new jobs in real-time.
In our Docker Compose files, we have replaced the usage of hardcoded hostnames with the Docker's built-in host-gateway, providing a more dynamic and universal solution.
The rules and labels for Traefik have been adjusted for clarity and efficiency. For instance, the Traefik rule for the phpMyAdmin service has been simplified by assigning it a unique subdomain rather than using a path prefix.
The robots.txt file for WordPress has been tweaked by commenting out the /feed/ disallow rule. This change was made to permit web crawlers to access the site's feed, which may improve its online visibility.
These changes should enhance the overall performance, flexibility, and search engine optimization of our web services.
Opencommit Version
2.4.1
Node Version
v18.17.0
NPM Version
9.6.7
What OS are you seeing the problem on?
Mac
What happened?
The title has multiple commit titles instead of one.
There should also be a an empty line between the title and description, otherwise it looks unprofessional. Also see #239.
Expected Behavior
Opencommit should produce one commit title and description when more than one file is changed.
Should have an empty line between the title and description.
Current Behavior
📝 chore(create-analytics.sh): add script to create analytics docker compose files for each domain 📝 chore(deploy-nuke.sh): add command to stop and remove analytics containers and volumes 📝 chore(deploy.sh): add command to start analytics containers for each domain 📝 feat(docker-compose.analytics.template.yml): add template for analytics docker compose file 📝 chore(docker-compose.backup.yml): update version to "3.8" 📝 feat(docker-compose.test.yml): add docker compose file for testing Traefik setup with custom domain
Possible Solution
Example of a great Gitmoji commit.
🔧 Optimize Docker configurations and tweaked robots.txt
This commit introduces a set of improvements aimed at fine-tuning our Docker Compose configurations and the WordPress robots.txt file.
The deploy.sh file has been updated to restart the Ofelia service after all other services are up, addressing the limitation of Ofelia's inability to detect new jobs in real-time.
In our Docker Compose files, we have replaced the usage of hardcoded hostnames with the Docker's built-in
host-gateway
, providing a more dynamic and universal solution.The rules and labels for Traefik have been adjusted for clarity and efficiency. For instance, the Traefik rule for the phpMyAdmin service has been simplified by assigning it a unique subdomain rather than using a path prefix.
The robots.txt file for WordPress has been tweaked by commenting out the
/feed/
disallow rule. This change was made to permit web crawlers to access the site's feed, which may improve its online visibility.These changes should enhance the overall performance, flexibility, and search engine optimization of our web services.
Steps to Reproduce
Edit multiple files and run
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Relevant log output
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