The commit-label install the git prepare-commit-msg hook to put a label beginning of the commit message.
- WROTE - Use when wrote the document such as
README
. - FIXED - Use when fixed the bugs or issues.
- IMPLEMENTED - Use when added the new feature.
- ENHANCED - Use when implemented feature enhanced.
- MODIFIED - Use when not enhanced but modified something.
- TESTED - Use when wrote the unit test.
- RELEASED - Use when released to the product.
- 2018/7/26 - Added the 'MODIFIED' label.
$ commit-label init
done.
$ git commit -m "README.md"
Select Commit Label
1) WROTE - Use when wrote the document such as `README`.
2) FIXED - Use when fixed the bugs or issues.
3) IMPLEMENTED - Use when added the new feature.
4) ENHANCED - Use when implemented feature enhanced.
5) MODIFIED - Use when not enhanced but modified something.
6) TESTED - Use when wrote the unit test.
7) RELEASED - Use when released to the product.
8) DO NOT PUT A LABEL
> 1
[master (root-commit) 311f3b4] WROTE: README.md
1 file changed, 1 insertion(+)
create mode 100644 README.md
$ git clone git@github.com:alice1017/commit-label.git
$ cd commit-label
$ python setup.py build install