#gitlint
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@musicmatze Yeah, I only tolerate an npm-based solution for this is because GitHub Actions completely hides it from me (and from all contributors). I would prefer #gitlint too, so now I'm looking at options to solve https://github.com/joris
#Gitlint is a #Git commit message linter. Gitlint helps avoid common bad practices when performing Git commits, like WIP commits, lack of a message body, etc. It does this by scanning commits and checking if they meet certain bad practice r
@musicmatze After reviewing several tools, I currently find #commitlint the most useful for checking commit messages. ➕: flexible enough configuration that allows me to tune it to my preferences, instead of following someone else's opinions
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