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@dior/conventional-changelog-gitmoji

v0.1.0

Published

conventional-changelog gitmoji preset

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4

Readme

Conventional Changelog Gitmoji Preset

Heads up! This is an opinionated conventional changelog preset used by our internal tech team. We hope you'll find it usefull!

Are you using gitmoji library as a convention for your commit messages ? Then you will love this conventional-changelog preset ! It will help you generate a full featured changelog (with scope support).

Note: You can't use the full conventional-changelog-config spec with this package.

Found a bug? Have an idea? Feel free to post an issue or submit a PR.

Determining the recommended bump

The following bump levels are applied in order of importance.

major

At least one breaking change is introduce, therefore if a commit contains the emoji:

  • :boom: :boom:

minor

At least one new feature is introduce, therefore if a commit contains the emoji:

  • :sparkles: :sparkles:

patch

Only fixes are applied, where none of the above rules applies.

Credits

Based on louich's previous work (kudos!) and the fabulous Gitmoji icon library.