Sanket Dasgupta

I know this is a common issue. but I honestly don't remember the reason behind it, my best bet is to upgrade your Python version to 3.9 and try again...

This again could be solved by deleting your current `migrations` folder (for each app) and re-generating the migrations

Incase we are looking for inspiration from other projects: https://github.com/mntnr/awesome-contributing

I'll put in my two cents. - It's fine if we use two completely different tools for two different projects, I think it's more important to use the right tool...

@isabelcosta Well, it just parses the commit message for a set of rules and then throws an error for the failed github action! (like tests have failed) Sample: https://github.com/anitab-org/portal/pull/566

Sure @19-pragya, should I assign you?

Let me know if you need any help.

@19-pragya Most projects at Anita-B have a Commit Message Style Guide, which is adhered by all developers when updating or creating commits for a PR. This is [Portal's](https://github.com/anitab-org/portal/wiki/Commit-Message-Style-Guide). This was...