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I'm getting strange behavior when I go to edit my commit message. I think `read` is capturing key codes meant for movement. https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4262486/172497034-c0aebfd0-a458-485e-852d-542263e3b9b1.mov Here is my environment as it relates...

xaviervalarino

This hook didn't detect cap'd subject when prefixed with `tag:`/`[tag]`/`{tag}` eg. ```commit tag(scope): Subject cap check failed [tag] Subject cap check failed {tag} Subject cap check failed ``` `@(+([[:alnum:]])?(\(+([[:alnum:]])\)):|\[+([[:alnum:][:punct:]])\]|\{+([[:alnum:][:punct:]])\}|squash\!)` matches...

ahmubashshir

- hook: Ignore commit trailers in body - test: Ignore global hooks - test: Add case for autogenerated commit trailers

ahmubashshir

I am trying to add a spelling check to the git hook. Warning: this is a first shot which is not correctly working! - Last line of the message commit...

albtam

The non-interactive detection does not work when called from emacs magit. Also we'd like to force git-good-commit to commit a message, like when doing interactive. So added logic to detect...

hanfried

Suggests Capitalising when numbers in first word subject

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When using numbers and special characters in the first word, git-good-commit is not able to recognise the capital letter. Using git-good-commit v0.6.1 and git v2.19.1. 

yochem

The recommended installation method is to download the script directly. This felt like the simplest approach given that you only need the single script, however `git init` will not overwrite...

tommarshall

incompatible with git-review hooks

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It seems that is not possible to use `git-good-commit` alongside `git-review` (gerrit) because both are installing the same hook: `commit-msg`. We need to find a working solution for this so...

ssbarnea

implement semantic commits

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Support for semantic commits seems to be easy to implement. See https://seesparkbox.com/foundry/semantic_commit_messages

ssbarnea

Add support for Sem-Ver pseudo-headers inside commit messages

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`Sem-Ver` is a way to add meta-data information about commit types that is growing more and more popularity. A project using adopting `Sem-Ver` in comments, would be able to: *...

ssbarnea