feat: enforce Conventional Commit style commit messages #282
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* feat: enforce Conventional Commit style * chore: drop [email protected] from Travis tests
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Adds pre-commit check to insure commit messages conform to https://conventionalcommits.org/ .
This is necessary (or at least desirable) to insure the impact of every commit is reflected in the semver and CHANGELOG docs when
standard-versioncommand is run.Note: 'Dropped support for [email protected] in Travis tests due to typicode/husky#308 . We can add 0.12 test support back in if/when that bug is fixed, or it becomes a real issue, but it was EOL'ed almost two years ago. I'm okay telling anyone who cares to pin their
uuidversion to a prior release and go from there.