Releases: andre-filho/commit-helper
Adding more options to the configuration file
What has changed
- Added support for configuration file: can now be named
commit-helper.yml
- Added more tests and improved quality of code
- Several bug fixes
And for the future
We are thinking in using one of the several python libraries for python, and we have some ideas for a 4.x version
Hotfix the fast message
What changed
We found a bug on the fast message generator, and fixed it. Should be 100% now.
Faster commits
What changed
Now you can pass your commit arguments through flags, allowing you to be even faster when writing down your commits.
Feature proposed by @MatheusRich, @arthur0496 and @alaxalves
For the future
We plan to add more customization options for the commiter.yml file
Introducing custom conventions
What has changed
- The CLI is now able to handle custom conventions via commiter.yml file
- Coolified 'UI' - Added colors to messages in runtime
For the future
We want to improve the workflow of the CLI by making possible a single-command commit
Fasten your seat-belts, we are about to go full loko
Presenting the PyPI release
Major changes:
- CLI from PIP
- Usage as pip package
- Be happy, commit faster
Better code, better life
What changed
Since last release, our team end collaborators have been working on code quality tests and making the workflow easier. We now release these changes and announce that commit-helper will very soon have a PyPI release, thus changing installation and project structure.
More fixes
What changed
There were some bugs that were solved, and some code cleaning as well. A lot of known bugs have been solved.
Thanks to all contributors that are helping our project!
We ❤️ u
Hotfix on flags
What changed
There was a bug at the flag call. I has been solved.
Introducing the CLI
What changed
Now this script has more functionalities as a command line interface. Things like picking your convention and co-author are now supported and the flow became easier
Also, the source code suffered a great refactorization, allowing for a less complex and more organized code.
A big thanks to everyone
File creation after the first commit using script
What changed
Now after you make the first commit using the git-commit utility, a commiter.yml file will be created in your project root with the convention of your choice.
What awaits us in the future...
We plan on adding support to co-authors to next version, and soon making a cli.