Ignore imperative matches in the rest of the commit message

tommarshall / git-good-commit

Git hook to help you write good commit messages, with no external dependencies.

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Ignore imperative matches in the rest of the commit message #6

Closed masimplo closed 7 years ago

masimplo commented 7 years ago

I am constantly having an issue committing with messages that do start with imperative but contain non imperative ones along the message. For instance writing something like:

Fix a merge issue causing an error in login
Change the order of some fixes
Add code that removes the known issue

will trigger rule number 5 and give an error message. Shouldn't the imperative rule only match the first word?

tommarshall commented 7 years ago

Hi @masimplo. Thanks for raising this. I agree. I've been running into the same issue.

tommarshall commented 7 years ago

This is fixed in v0.5.0.

You can update to v0.5.0 by repeating the installation instructions in the README.