Commitizen supports command-line completion through argcomplete, which is automatically installed as a dependency. This feature provides intelligent auto-completion for all Commitizen …

By default, Commitizen uses conventional commits, but you can customize the commit rules to match your project's needs. See the customization guide for details.

By default, Commitizen uses the known conventional commits, but you can create your own following the documentation information over at customization. Conventional commits

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check This feature checks whether a string or a range of git commits follows the given committing rules. Comments in git messages will be ignored. To set up an automatic check before every …

When you run cz bump --check-consistency, Commitizen will verify that the current version in pyproject.toml (1.21.0) exists in all files listed in version_files. In this example, it will detect that …

Commitizen can deal with it as long as you provide the legacy tag format in the configuration. Using the previous example, let's say you want to move from v${version} to component …

It can be desirable to use Commitizen for all types of commits (i.e. regular, merge, squash) so that the complete git history adheres to the commit message convention without ever having to call …

Regarding the name, cz-js came first, they used the word Commitizen first. When this project was created originally, the creator read "be a good commitizen", and thought it was just a cool word …

Commitizen supports multiple version management systems: commitizen: Uses Commitizen's built-in version management system npm: Manages version in package.json for Node.js …