This is a plugin for danger-kotlin that checks if commit messages align with recommendations specified eg. here
Put
@file:DependsOn("io.github.ackeecz:danger-kotlin-commit-lint:x.y.z")
to the top of your Dangerfile
There is a single method CommitLintPlugin.check
that will perform validations on the commits.
Due to a design of danger-kotlin plugin SDK it does not have access to commits directly and for that reason you need to pass messages to the plugin manually.
register CommitLintPlugin
danger(args) {
CommitLintPlugin.check(commits = git.commits.map { gitCommit ->
Commit(CommitMessage.fromRawMessage(gitCommit.message), gitCommit.sha ?: "")
})
}
You can enable only some rules by passing them to the check
function. By default, there are these rules:
Name | Description |
---|---|
SUBJECT_LENGTH | Length of the subject is less than 50 characters |
BODY_LENGTH | Length of the body is less than 72 characters |
SUBJECT_BODY_NEW_LINE | Subject and body is separated with newline |
SUBJECT_CAPITALIZE | Subject should start with capital letter |
SUBJECT_MULTIPLE_WORDS | Subject have more than one word |
SUBJECT_ENDS_WITH_PERIOD | Subject does not ends with a period |
If you want to disable some rules you can do
CommitLintPlugin.check(commits, Rule.values().toList() - Rule.SUBJECT_CAPITALIZE)
GitMoji characters are skipped in the beginning for SUBJECT_CAPITALIZE
and SUBJECT_MULTIPLE_WORDS
rules.