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Hello, first of all thanks for this wonderfull library, I use it a lot.
Now the question
I noticed that if I omit scope in my commit, the changelog generation won't include that commit.
Examples:
This commit will appear in changelog after standard-version cli command feat(some scope): some message commit
feat(some scope): some message commit
This one will also appear feat(): some message commit
feat(): some message commit
But this one will not appear, which is strange because it does respect conventional commit feat: some message commit
feat: some message commit
Am I alone in this case ? Here is my versionrc (i obfuscated non relevant infos) Also URL format must be used that way on bitbucket instances
{ "header": "My awsome lib CHANGELOG", "types": [ {"type": "revert", "section":"Reverts", "hidden":false}, {"type": "feat", "section":"Features", "hidden":false}, {"type": "fix", "section":"Bug fixes", "hidden":false}, {"type": "improvement", "section":"Feature improvements", "hidden":false}, {"type": "docs", "section":"Docs", "hidden":false}, {"type": "refactor", "section":"Code refactoring", "hidden":false}, {"type": "perf", "section":"Performance improvements", "hidden":false}, {"type": "chore", "section":"Changes to auxiliary tools", "hidden":false} ], "compareUrlFormat": "https://some.bitbucket.com/projects/PROJECT/repos/myrepo/compare/diff?targetBranch=refs%2Ftags%2F{{previousTag}}&sourceBranch=refs%2Ftags%2F{{currentTag}}", "issueUrlFormat": "https://some.jira.com/browse/{{id}}", "commitUrlFormat": ""https://some.bitbucket.com/projects/PROJECT/repos/myrepo/commits/{{hash}}", "skip": { "commit": false, "tag": false } }
thank you for any answers :)
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Hello, first of all thanks for this wonderfull library, I use it a lot.
Now the question
I noticed that if I omit scope in my commit, the changelog generation won't include that commit.
Examples:
This commit will appear in changelog after standard-version cli command
feat(some scope): some message commit
This one will also appear
feat(): some message commit
But this one will not appear, which is strange because it does respect conventional commit
feat: some message commit
Am I alone in this case ? Here is my versionrc (i obfuscated non relevant infos)
Also URL format must be used that way on bitbucket instances
thank you for any answers :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: