Releases: rkotze/git-mob
Bug fix set mob authors in subdirectory
- PR #37 - initial repository without a set commit.template path would get the wrong path set when calling
git mob xxwhen in a subdirectory.
Committing inside a git submodule
Bug
- Fix issue #33 Committing inside a git submodule
Getting started git-coauthors
- Installing Git Mob will automatically create .git-coauthors file if it does not exist with an example user.
- VS Code extension for Git Mob is also available.
Inline commits add the co-authors
To address issue #22 when you do inline commits add the co-authors to the end of the git message.
This has been built so that it can easily fit in your project by allowing you to customise the prepare-commit-msg hook. A working hook example is also provided to get going quickly for new projects.
See the readme for more details.
List available co authors
Using the command git mob --list you can now see a list of available co-authors which are in your ~/.git-coauthors file.
Example:
$ git mob --list
jd Jane Doe jane@example.com
ad Amy Doe amy@example.com
bd Bob Doe bob@example.com
Fix detection of git version on Windows
Ensures that the correct strategy is used to find the .gitmessage file depending on the git version.
Fix git-mob in subdirectories for older git versions
Thanks to @Sarabadu for fixing an issue in git-mob that would occur when running a git version before v2.13.
The git rev-parse --git-dir command has different behaviour before and after git v2.13, which was causing git-mob not to find the commit template file when executed from a subdirectory.
Security patch + Docs
- Patch a security vulnerability via
npm audit fix - Add a code of conduct, currently enforced by Dennis I. and Richard K.
- Add a template for bug reports
- Add a template for feature requests
- Document the release process
Notify when an update is available
Will only check once per week for an update, and only notify once per week if there is an update.
Changes: v0.1.8...v0.2.0