Ignore Comment

[jouderianjr]

Hey everyone, I'm using the awesome tool but I have one question.

Using this commit message:

# Please enter the commit message for your changes. Lines starting
# with '#' will be ignored, and an empty message aborts the commit.
# On branch master
# Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/master'.
#
# Changes to be committed:
#       new file:   text.commit
#
#

I got:

⚠   tense of body must be present-imperative. Verbs in other tenses: starting - present-participle [body-tense]

Is possible ignore commit comments in commitlint?

Thanks in advance!

[marionebl]

Sure, I will have to check how/if conventional-commits-parser handles comments and decide on what to do with the available parser data. Any chance you can have a look at it yourself?

[jouderianjr]

Yeah, of course, I will take a look on that :)

[marionebl]

Compare: conventional-changelog/conventional-changelog#224

[marionebl]

Opened a PR with conventional-changelog to address this: conventional-changelog/conventional-changelog#231

[morewry]

I ran into what seems to be the same problem,

⧗   input: chore(*): suggest project setup
⚠   tense of body must be present-imperative. Verbs in other tenses: starting - present-participle,CONTRIBUTING - present-participle [body-tense]
⚠   ...
⚠   found 0 problems, 2 warnings

The commit includes the commented out instructions that all my git commits have always shown, which includes the word "starting." In addition, the commit adds a CONTRIBUTING.md file and it's also picked up.

I thought it must be the comment, thanks for having this issue confirm it. Looking forward to the fix!

[jouderianjr]

Awesome mate! ❤️ Sorry for didn't work on that :( and thanks for the awesome job!

[jouderianjr]

I'll test it as soon as possible

[marionebl]

conventional-changelog hasn't cut a release since the changes have landed. I might use a published fork in the meantime if this takes longer, stay tuned