Hey @hello-adam, noticed hobbits ships releases off conventional commits via semantic-release, with commitlint enforcing the format. I'm researching how teams keep commit messages consistent. I built a small tool in the space but I'm not selling anything here.
When a contributor's commit doesn't conform, what happens for you? Does it silently drop out of the changelog, block CI, or get fixed by hand afterward? And does that ever cost the team real time? Trying to learn whether this is worth solving. Fine to close if it's noise. Thanks!
Hey @hello-adam, noticed hobbits ships releases off conventional commits via semantic-release, with commitlint enforcing the format. I'm researching how teams keep commit messages consistent. I built a small tool in the space but I'm not selling anything here.
When a contributor's commit doesn't conform, what happens for you? Does it silently drop out of the changelog, block CI, or get fixed by hand afterward? And does that ever cost the team real time? Trying to learn whether this is worth solving. Fine to close if it's noise. Thanks!