I've fallen into the trap of trying to follow conventional commits only to forget or make a typo which will get pushed. So I made Sailr [1] which is an installable Git hook to help you follow the standard. It's flexible and configurable so you can adapt it to your own implementation.
I've fallen into the trap of trying to follow conventional commits only to forget or make a typo which will get pushed. So I made Sailr [1] which is an installable Git hook to help you follow the standard. It's flexible and configurable so you can adapt it to your own implementation.
[1] - github.com/craicoverflow/sailr