Fails on [Bad Commit message] when --verbose argument is used to commit

[joostsijm]

When the --verbose argument is used during commit, an exception occurs. The command git commit --verbose shows a DIFF of the changes being committed. The diff is separated from the commit message through the following few lines.

# ------------------------ >8 ------------------------
# Do not modify or remove the line above.
# Everything below it will be ignored.

I assume this case isn't included appropriately when parsing the commit message for valid use of conventions.

Reproducible with git commit with --verbose argument committing unsuccessful, and without argument successful.

[thekaveman]

Thanks for the report @joostsijm! This is not a use-case I was aware of, so you are correct, this wasn't covered in parsing the commit message.

I would be happy to review a PR to fix this (please include some relevant tests as well!)

[thekaveman]

Thanks for the report @joostsijm and the implementation @Ezri-Mudde!

Verbose commit messages are now supported in v3.2.0 which is available on PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/conventional-pre-commit/3.2.0/