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I'd like what-bump to expose a new "standalone" functionality: check the correctness of a series of commits.
This would be really useful before trying to bump. For example:
So the idea is to use it as hook in PR flow.
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This is already possible by issuing what-bump HEAD^ --strict, which will return a non-zero exit code if the commit message is non-compliant.
what-bump HEAD^ --strict
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I'd like what-bump to expose a new "standalone" functionality: check the correctness of a series of commits.
This would be really useful before trying to bump. For example:
So the idea is to use it as hook in PR flow.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: