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@open-turo/commitlint-config-conventional
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commitlint-config-conventional
This is an extension of the rules within @commitlint/config-conventional for the purposes of overriding certain values as deemed necessary. Those rules that this module is overriding are noted here:
body-max-line-lengthIncreased to 300 characters to allow for commit messages that would otherwise exceed the 100 character limit.
Node.js based project installation
The following commands will install this module for your Node.js based project if you are using npm or yarn, via the project's package.json file.
npm installation
npm install --include=dev @open-turo/commitlint-config-conventional
yarn installation
yarn add @open-turo/commitlint-config-conventional -D
Usage
To make use of this module, simply include it in your conventional .commitlintrc.yaml file, as depicted below:
extends:
- "@open-turo/commitlint-config-conventional"
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FAQs
open-turo version of config-conventional
The npm package @open-turo/commitlint-config-conventional receives a total of 558 weekly downloads. As such, @open-turo/commitlint-config-conventional popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @open-turo/commitlint-config-conventional demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 30 Mar 2022
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