Allow action user to use custom commit message - #37
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hmmm I think I'd rather not make this an option such that it can be kept uniform / searchable -- I'm open to improving the current commit message though (I think it is much too terse) |
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how about a prefix then? I'm trying to use it for work but it requires some sort of prefix for JIRA tickets |
@asottile Can you expand on your reasoning behind this? In our case, we're squashing the PR anyways hence it would just follow in line with the commit format (conventional commits) we have chosen. There is always |
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This is now implemented in pre-commit.ci https://pre-commit.ci/#configuration-autoupdate_commit_msg :) |
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In my case, I might need to include a prefix or I might want a different commit message than the default. And my guess is that others might find that useful as well.