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commit-ticket

Git hook intended for automatically placing ticket id from branch name to commit message

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Motivation

It is a very common case to use an agreement for git branch naming. I'm pretty sure everyone has used it. As well, it is quite common case to have a ticket id in the git branch name. For example, it could be something like: feature/PROJECT-123. One more common case is the necessity to have a ticket id in the commit message. This job is often done by hands, but it could be automated.

This package adds ticket id to the start of a commit message. Let's imagine you develop in branch feature/PROJECT-123. At some moment, you want to make a commit with the message made cool things. But you need to have results commit messages like PROJECT-123 made cool things. It is what this package exactly does.

Install

 $ yarn add commit-ticket -D

Usage

  • Create commit-ticket-config.js file in the root of your project by

    $ yarn commit-ticket generate-config
    

    Once command above called you'll see commit-ticket-config.js in the root of your project. If you looked into that file you will see that config should export default one function that gives two parameters: git branch name and commit message. Function must return string and returned string will be used as commit message

  • Adjust hook with Husky. It is required to use that hook at commit-msg stage because only there we have a path to entered commit message:

      hooks:
        commit-msg: commit-ticket prepare-msg $HUSKY_GIT_PARAMS
    

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Package last updated on 05 May 2021

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