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Add a new GitHub Actions workflow file, commit_norm_check.yml, to enforce commit message format. The workflow checks if the commit message matches the expected format "keyword(scope): comment". If the commit message does not match the format, it displays an error message and exits with a non-zero status code.
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also please link your pull request to an issue @MasterLaplace |
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I'd already established a link, hadn't I? |
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i did it for you before merging ;) |
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Right now we are using Angular's commit norm to have normalized commit messages but this should be visible to every contributor (especially new ones)
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