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It would be nice if I could check in git-cm along with my other dev dependencies instead of relying on a global install, kind of like how Commitizen allows. That way I could use this alongside rusty-hook to automate creating conventional commits in my repo without telling users to globally install git-cm. I'm not sure if this is something that's possible (installing per-project binaries), but it would be nice to have.
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Good question! I imagined git-cm to be a complete replacement for the commitizen CLI as JS runs really slow on my potato laptop. The plan is to also have a configuration file instead of relying on Cargo.toml to make it possible to use it in other projects as well.
I am not sure if that is actually possible. dev-dependencies are only included when compiling the examples, tests or benchmarks 🤔 It's just the difference in the ecosystem I guess...
The project gets some traction back, I definitely need to finish the whole conventional commits suite of binaries, like the changelog generator and the semantic-release equivalent. Although I use them, the code is still pretty rough and a cleanup is needed :D
It would be nice if I could check in
git-cm
along with my other dev dependencies instead of relying on a global install, kind of like how Commitizen allows. That way I could use this alongsiderusty-hook
to automate creating conventional commits in my repo without telling users to globally installgit-cm
. I'm not sure if this is something that's possible (installing per-project binaries), but it would be nice to have.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: