git-conventional-commits
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Git Conventional Commits
[!TIP] Also have a look at Git Conventional Commits Cheat Sheet
Changelog
see CHANGELOG.md
Usage
npx git-conventional-commits <command>
Commands
ℹ add help parameter -h
to commands to list all possible options
init [options] create a config file template `git-conventional-commits.yaml`
version [options] determine version from conventional commits
changelog [options] generate change log from conventional commits
commit-msg-hook [options] <commit-msg-file> check for conventional commit message format
First Usage
- Run
npx git-conventional-commits init
- Adjust config file
git-conventional-commits.yaml
to your needs
Config File
Example git-conventional-commits.yaml
---
convention:
commitTypes:
- feat
- fix
- perf
- refactor
- style
- test
- build
- ops
- docs
- merge
commitScopes: []
releaseTagGlobPattern: v[0-9]*.[0-9]*.[0-9]*
changelog:
commitTypes:
- feat
- fix
- perf
- merge
includeInvalidCommits: true
commitScopes: []
commitIgnoreRegexPattern: "^WIP "
headlines:
feat: Features
fix: Bug Fixes
perf: Performance Improvements
merge: Merges
breakingChange: BREAKING CHANGES
commitUrl: https://github.com/qoomon/git-conventional-commits/commit/%commit%
commitRangeUrl: https://github.com/qoomon/git-conventional-commits/compare/%from%...%to%?diff=split
issueRegexPattern: "#[0-9]+"
issueUrl: https://github.com/qoomon/git-conventional-commits/issues/%issue%
convention
commitTypes
an array of expected commit types- show warnings for unexpected types
- if not set or empty commit type validation is disabled
- e.g.
["feat", "fix", "doc", "style"]
commitScopes
an array of expected commit types- show warnings for unexpected scopes
- if not set or empty commit scope validation is disabled
- e.g.
["ui", "database"]
releaseTagGlobPattern
glob pattern to filter for release tags- release tags must contain semantic version (
[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+
) - default
*
- release tags must contain semantic version (
issueRegexPattern
regex pattern to find issue IDs- e.g. Jira issue pattern
[A-Z]{3,}-\\d+
- e.g. Jira issue pattern
changelog
commitTypes
filter commits by type- a subset of
convention.commitTypes
plusmerge
commits
- if not set or empty commit type filter is disabled
- e.g.
["feat", "fix", "merge"]
- a subset of
commitScopes
filter commits by scopes- a subset of
convention.commitScopes
- if not set or empty commit scope filter is disabled
- e.g.
["ui"]
- a subset of
includeInvalidCommits
include commits without valid type: default:true
- if set to false all commits with undefined
commitTypes
will be removed from changelog
- if set to false all commits with undefined
commitIgnoreRegexPattern
filter commits by commit subject regex- default
^WIP
- default
headlines
a map of headline identifier and actual headline- a subset of
changelog.commitTypes
plusbreakingChange
Breaking Changes Section
- e.g.
{ "feat": "Features", "fix": "Bug Fixes", "breakingChange": "BREAKING CHANGES"}
- default
{ "feat": "Features", "fix": "Bug Fixes", "merge": "Merges", "breakingChange": "BREAKING CHANGES"}
- a subset of
commitUrl
an URL template for generating markdown links to repository commits%commit%
commit hash placeholder- eg
https://github.com/qoomon/git-conventional-commits/commit/%commit%
- if not set or empty link generation is disabled
issueUrl
an URL template for generating markdown links to an issue tracker%issue%
issue id placeholder- eg
https://jira.example.org/browse/%issue%
- if not set or empty link generation is disabled
Automatically Validate Commit Message Convention before Commit
To automatically validate commit messages, a git hook can be used in the commit-msg
stage.
The hook can be created either manually or using the pre-commit framework.
Setup with the pre-commit framework
- Create
.pre-commit-config.yaml
file in the root directory of your repository with following content.repos: - repo: https://github.com/qoomon/git-conventional-commits rev: <RELEASE_TAG> hooks: - id: conventional-commits
- Install the
pre-commit
frameworkpip install pre-commit
- Install the commit-msg hook
pre-commit install -t commit-msg
Setup manually
- Setup Commit Message Hook to
- Navigate to your repository directory
cd <repository-path>
- Create git hook directory
mkdir .git-hooks
- Set update hooksPath
git config core.hooksPath .git-hooks
- Create commit message hook script and make it executable
touch .git-hooks/commit-msg && chmod +x .git-hooks/commit-msg
- Open
.git-hooks/commit-msg
with your favorite editor and paste following script#!/bin/sh # fix for windows systems PATH="/c/Program Files/nodejs:$HOME/AppData/Roaming/npm/:$PATH" npx git-conventional-commits commit-msg-hook "$1"
- Add and commit
.git-hooks/commit-msg
to repository
- Navigate to your repository directory
[!IMPORTANT] Whenever you clone your repository with git hooks you need to enable git hooks once again
git config core.hooksPath .git-hooks
Release Workflow with git-conventional-commits
- Determine version by
npx git-conventional-commits version
- Update version in project files
- Commit version bump
git commit -am'build(release): bump project version to <version>'
- Commit version bump
- Generate change log by
npx git-conventional-commits changelog --release <version> --file 'CHANGELOG.md'
- Commit change log
git commit -am'docs(release): create <version> change log entry'
- Commit change log
- Tag commit with version
git tag -a -m'build(release): <version>' '<version-prefix><version>'
- Push all changes
git push
- Build and upload artifacts
Integration with existing repository
If you have an large existing repo with no release tags e.g. v1.0.0, or if you want the first changelog to be tidy, you need to create a release tag first.
- Create release tag for specific commit
git tag -a -m'build(release): 0.0.0' 'v0.0.0'
- Push tag
git push origin v0.0.0
This waynpx git-conventional-commits
will only considre commits based on the commit the release tag is pointing at.
Projects Using git-conventional-commits
- https://github.com/Blazity/next-enterprise
Build/Release
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