While I do agree that commitizen is useful for enforcing good commit messages, I personally prefer to have human-first commit messages rather than something to be parsed by a program.
Commitizen is also helpful for building a changelog automatically, but one advantage of doing that manually is that you get a (potentially) more readable changelog/commit messages.
Disclaimer: I never used commitizen I only know what it's capable of.
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.
There's a really good npm package that enforces good commit message and other practices
It is commitizen...
While I do agree that commitizen is useful for enforcing good commit messages, I personally prefer to have human-first commit messages rather than something to be parsed by a program.
Commitizen is also helpful for building a changelog automatically, but one advantage of doing that manually is that you get a (potentially) more readable changelog/commit messages.
Disclaimer: I never used
commitizenI only know what it's capable of.