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Which will behave like that
let settings = await prettyConfig('rollup', { configFiles })
if (!settings) {
settings = await prettyConfig('rolldown', { configFiles })
}
console.log(settings)instead of above we can hide it to look like that
const settings = await prettyConfig(['rollup', 'rolldown'], { configFiles })
if (!settings) {
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Some options are missing such as:
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Currently commitsar defaults to master branch. Given the recent changes by Github it would be good to also default to main, unless specified differently in .commitsar.yml
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
cog edit is not suited for repository that has not been following the conventional commit from the start.
Describe the solution you'd like
Allowing to edit commit from latest tag only would make it usable on a daily basis. Before push our code to remote or rebasing some changes etc.
cog edit --from-l-
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Maybe it's just a quirk on my machine
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Description
A config option to include an additional question at the end of
cz committhat displays the DCO and asks if the committer agrees to the DCO and, if yes, appends the lineSigned-off-by: [NAME] <[EMAIL]>at the end of the commit message.[NAME]and[EMAIL]would be pulled from git config.Possible Solutions