Edoardo Luppi

Since Kotlin 2.1 it is possible to cross-compile every K/N target from a single host (e.g. Linux), by enabling ``` kotlin.native.enableKlibsCrossCompilation ``` https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-71290

Tested under https://github.com/lppedd/kotlin-multiplatform-diff/pull/3 btw, seems to work as expected. You'll have to adjust the publishing step tho.

Is this still reproducible @TheKeeperOfPie?

Hey! Where exactly do you see gitmojis not being supported? (a screenshot would help) Thsnks!

1. Settings > Version Control > Commit. Modify the Scope pattern:  2. The Conventional Commits spec doesn't support prefixing a type with other tokens, so it's unlikely I'll add...

Unfortunately the Commitlint plugin is deprecated. So even if you have Conventional Commit installed it may not work correctly due to API changes. I plan to integrate Commitlint and Angular...

It should be possible by extending the default tokens [schema](https://github.com/lppedd/idea-conventional-commit/blob/master/src/main/resources/defaults/conventionalcommit.schema.json). I'll take a look soon.

> is there maybe some example or documentation about how to do it? For your use case this seems overkill btw. Custom providers are good mostly when you need to...

This is more complex than expected, in the sense that it uncovered a deeper issue: the org.json library does not preserve JSON keys order (well it's the spec, but there...

It can, but up until now I did not realize the JSON lib is NOT maintaining keys ordering as internally it uses a hash map, and not a linked hash...