Error message was confusing with silent enabled. #173
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Should have installed the gitlint commit hook prior to pushing this commit 😄 |
If the silent option was enabled, no violations were printed. The error message then referred to non-existing "above violations".
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Bugfixes:
- Git commit message body with only new lines is not longer considered empty
by `body-is-missing` (#176)
- Added compatibility with `git commit -s` for
`contrib-requires-signed-off-by` rule (#178)
- Minor tweak to gitlint commit-hook output (#173)
- All dependencies have been upgraded to the latest available versions
- Minor doc fixes
Full Release details in CHANGELOG.md.
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If the silent option was enabled, no violations were printed.
The error message then referred to non-existing "above violations".