feat(issue-6): optional "strict" mode to fail on invalid commits #10
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Implemented a new "--strict" command line option, which causes what-bump to quit with an error if a non-conventional commit is found. Also, improved error reporting, by properly warning on any non-conventional commit. Warnings are printed regardless of the "--strict" flag. Included a proper logging framework to make everything better.
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Closes #6
Implemented a new "--strict" command line option, which causes what-bump
to quit with an error if a non-conventional commit is found.
Also,
improved error reporting, by properly warning on any non-conventional
commit. Warnings are printed regardless of the "--strict"
flag.
Included a proper logging framework to make everything better.