Great post! I absolutely love the movement of making commit messages better! 😁 Don't forget to mention that the format Commitizen is using is based on Conventional Commits 😁There are also a lot of tools to do awesome stuff with these commits, like generating changelogs (example of one of my projects) or even "calculate" next semantic version (also example a project of mine).
Here are some of them!
conventional-changelog - Generate changelogs and release notes from a project's commit messages and metadata.
semantic-release - Fully automated version management and package publishing
Disclaimer; I became one of the maintainers of Commitlint and we joined the Conventional Changelog "group" on GitHub. That basically makes me a CC fanboy I guess 😅
Awesome! I'll have to check these out. We use some linting on our commit messages as well and I think its great. Also, I've updated the post to mention Conventional commits 😄
Haha nice! Hope most of the developers there are like you and think it's great too 😁 I had to convince some of our developers to stop make "annoyed sounds" and embrace the new standards 😅 Again, awesome article!
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Great post! I absolutely love the movement of making commit messages better! 😁 Don't forget to mention that the format Commitizen is using is based on Conventional Commits 😁There are also a lot of tools to do awesome stuff with these commits, like generating changelogs (example of one of my projects) or even "calculate" next semantic version (also example a project of mine).
Here are some of them!
Disclaimer; I became one of the maintainers of Commitlint and we joined the Conventional Changelog "group" on GitHub. That basically makes me a CC fanboy I guess 😅
Awesome! I'll have to check these out. We use some linting on our commit messages as well and I think its great. Also, I've updated the post to mention Conventional commits 😄
Haha nice! Hope most of the developers there are like you and think it's great too 😁 I had to convince some of our developers to stop make "annoyed sounds" and embrace the new standards 😅 Again, awesome article!