@mixmaxhq/commitlint-jenkins
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Lint all relevant commits for a change or PR on Jenkins CI
A wrapper for commitlint that determines the appropriate commit range in a Jenkins build. Adapted
from @commitlint/travis-cli.
Only supports git projects, assumes a single repository (i.e. does not explicitly support cross-
repo pull requests), and doesn't support renaming the remote to something other than origin. We
welcome pull requests!
--if-ciIf commitlint-jenkins is run outside of a CI context, it will fail. This flag simply ignores the
failure, for use-cases where commitlint-jenkins should be run from a script shared with a non-CI
workflow.
--pr-onlyIf commitlint-jenkins is run in CI in a build that isn't a pull request build, silently exit.
This flag is particularly handy for use with
@mixmaxhq/semantic-commitlint.
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Lint all relevant commits for a change or PR on Jenkins CI
The npm package @mixmaxhq/commitlint-jenkins receives a total of 168 weekly downloads. As such, @mixmaxhq/commitlint-jenkins popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @mixmaxhq/commitlint-jenkins demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 15 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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