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docs: update sample output to v2.20.4 and add two changelog entries - #83
Before: The site showed the failure output of v2.20.2 and earlier in 18 samples on six pages, the homepage included, and the changelog stopped at v2.20.2 while PyPI has v2.20.4.
CC001 message check failed ==> updated the parser
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After: Every sample outside the blog is what 2.20.4 prints, and the changelog has entries for v2.20.3 and v2.20.4 with a Highlights row for 2.20.3.
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✖ CC001 message failed: updated the parser
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v2.20.3 replaced the ASCII banner with a one-line header and an indented block per failed check; this brings the site into step with it.
How
Samples. Each one was run again with commit-check 2.20.4 (the two hook transcripts with pre-commit 4.7.0, rev: v2.20.4) and pasted as printed: getting-started.md, example.md, troubleshoot.md, guides/policies.md and the two at the top of rules.md show the whole output; the per-rule examples in rules.md stay three-line excerpts, as before.
Homepage. The hero terminal and the numbered breakdown follow the same transcript. The hero is one line taller (415px against 394px at desktop width).
Wording.--no-banner now hides a header, not ASCII art (example.md, configuration.md). The table in Getting started names the value without ==>.
Three short notes for behaviour fixed in these releases, each where the rule is documented: trailers alone are not a body (CC011), the author read before a commit exists is GIT_AUTHOR_*, then author.*, then user.* (CC017 and Checking the committer), and CC017's advice for a message that is not committed yet.
Changelog. One sentence per change, each linked to its page and pull request. 2.20.4 only fixes bugs, so it gets no Highlights row.
Test._SAMPLE_FAILURE in tests/docs_sync_test.py matched only the old check failed ==> line, so after this change it would have checked nothing. It now reads both forms. Breaking a rule name in a sample (author-nam) makes the test fail again.
Blog posts are untouched. They are dated records and keep the output of their day.
Checks
mkdocs build --strict passes.
python -m pytest tests/ -q: 18 passed, against commit-check 2.20.4.
No horizontal overflow at 390px wide on the homepage and the six changed guide and reference pages.
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Documentation
Updated examples across the guides, rules, and troubleshooting pages to reflect the current structured failure and warning output.
Clarified how author identity is selected and that trailers alone do not satisfy the non-empty commit-body requirement.
Added changelog entries for versions 2.20.3 and 2.20.4.
Tests
Updated documentation checks to accept both legacy and current failure or warning output formats.
v2.20.3 replaced the ASCII banner with a one-line header and an indented
block per failed check. Every pasted sample outside the blog still showed
the earlier format, and the changelog stopped at v2.20.2.
- Re-run each sample with 2.20.4 and paste what it printed.
- Add changelog entries for v2.20.3 and v2.20.4, and a Highlights row.
- Note three behaviours fixed in those releases where the rule is
documented: trailers are not a body (CC011), the author order read
before a commit exists, and the CC017 advice for a pending message.
- Let the sample guard in docs_sync_test.py read the new failure line,
so it keeps checking rule names; blog posts keep the old form.
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The documentation adds release notes for v2.20.3 and v2.20.4, updates rule guidance and diagnostic examples to current wording and output, and expands the sample matcher to accept both legacy and current formats.
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Release notes and rule guidance docs/changelog.md, docs/configuration.md, docs/example.md, docs/rules.md
The changelog records v2.20.3 and v2.20.4 changes. Configuration and rule documentation clarifies warned-rule output, body requirements, and author identity lookup, and updates rule examples.
The updated guidance can mislead users about body validation and author identity in specific configurations. These documentation issues are bounded and can be corrected as follow-up.
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Review comments at @docs/example.md:
- Line 145: Qualify the identity claim near GIT_AUTHOR_NAME and --author-email:
explain that when author.email and user.email are unset, --author-email may fall
back to HEAD, while Git may use EMAIL or infer an address, so the check may
validate a different email from the next commit.
Review comments at @docs/rules.md:
- Around line 752-753: Update the author-identity recovery guidance to also tell
users to correct or remove any AI-identifying author.name and author.email
overrides, alongside the existing user.name, user.email, and
environment-variable steps.
- Around line 496-497: Qualify the CC011 documentation so it describes the
v2.20.4 behavior accurately: a subject followed only by a Signed-off-by trailer
is not a body, but a Reviewed trailer such as “Reviewed: Alice” is treated as
body text and passes. Add the same limitation to the v2.20.4 changelog entry.
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- CC011: a line is a trailer when its key has a hyphen or is one of
Fixes, Closes, Resolves, Refs, Link, Cc, Bug; other one-word keys such
as "Note:" are body text.
- CC017: an author.name or author.email set to the tool outranks
user.name and user.email, so it has to be unset too.
- Checking the committer: give the lookup order without saying it is
everything git reads; the fallback to HEAD is in the sentence before.
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Before: The site showed the failure output of v2.20.2 and earlier in 18 samples on six pages, the homepage included, and the changelog stopped at v2.20.2 while PyPI has v2.20.4.
After: Every sample outside the blog is what 2.20.4 prints, and the changelog has entries for v2.20.3 and v2.20.4 with a Highlights row for 2.20.3.
v2.20.3 replaced the ASCII banner with a one-line header and an indented block per failed check; this brings the site into step with it.
How
rev: v2.20.4) and pasted as printed:getting-started.md,example.md,troubleshoot.md,guides/policies.mdand the two at the top ofrules.mdshow the whole output; the per-rule examples inrules.mdstay three-line excerpts, as before.--no-bannernow hides a header, not ASCII art (example.md,configuration.md). The table in Getting started names the value without==>.GIT_AUTHOR_*, thenauthor.*, thenuser.*(CC017 and Checking the committer), and CC017's advice for a message that is not committed yet._SAMPLE_FAILUREintests/docs_sync_test.pymatched only the oldcheck failed ==>line, so after this change it would have checked nothing. It now reads both forms. Breaking a rule name in a sample (author-nam) makes the test fail again.Checks
mkdocs build --strictpasses.python -m pytest tests/ -q: 18 passed, against commit-check 2.20.4.Summary by CodeRabbit