reformat gitmoji commit message - #111
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chriswalz merged 1 commit intoAug 23, 2021
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I'm trying to solve the problem that I'm facing when I apply emoticons. Perhaps |
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cool, thanks! |
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when committing using gitmoji currently, the message is formatted as follows.
the
title of the commit messagegoes to the next line. such as,👷 test commit descriptionI think
the title of the commit messageshould be expressed in one line with the emoji.It's because there is a case where developers only see the title of
each title of commit messages.such as
git log --pretty=online👷 test commit descriptionIt's not a completed function due to the problem of
go-promptc-bata/go-prompt#209 now,but I think it's better to follow the general
use case.