Pangratios Cosma

👏 Kudos for the conventional commit PR naming style! With conventional commits, we can automate versioning, which will eventually help with automated releases. There's one minor correction: everything should be...

> I'm not sure refactor is it since refactoring shouldn't introduce any changes, right? Good point! Though, I usually prefer this definition, taken from [here](https://kapeli.com/cheat_sheets/Conventional_Commits.docset/Contents/Resources/Documents/index): _refactor_ => _A code change...

> One additional point is that usually automatic changelog generation will ignore chore commit types (though we could add chores to the ruby changelog when we integrate with conventional commits)....

TODO: - [ ] Create a manifest file (https://github.com/googleapis/release-please/blob/main/docs/manifest-releaser.md) - [ ] Add the following in the manifest file: `package-name`, `version-file` and `release-type`

@halfbyte I've only recently completed the PHP/Laravel implementation and I'm currently on the JS implementation. So, feel free to reach out for requirements/questions/feedback. Here's the [documentation page](https://docs.honeybadger.io/lib/php/guides/configuring-checkins/) for the guide...

Hey @griffordson, thank you for submitting an issue! I just tried the command and I can't reproduce your issue: ``` bundle exec honeybadger deploy -e staging -r repo-does-not-exist -s 0.0.1...

> but the majority of people will not be using the check-in name Can you elaborate on this? Why would the not be using the check-in name? If people start...

OK then, we can go ahead and use slugs instead. Actually, I like this approach better! - @halfbyte I will update the issue name and description on what I think...

> @subzero10 since we're requiring slug to be present, can we also use slug instead of the name when syncing check-ins? I think it makes sense that you can change...

It looks like the issue is [here](https://github.com/honeybadger-io/honeybadger-ruby/blob/edc815c136c5d61fb4e8363b2ffafedef246e4fc/lib/honeybadger/plugins/rails.rb#L37).