A small command line tool written in Go to fix the commit message by adding JIRA issue id at the beginning
For Windows, put cmf.exe inside the root directory of the repository, then put the ./commit-msg script in .git/hooks directory, and commit as you wish and JIRA issue no. will be added at the beginning if you forget to add it yourself.
For Mac OS X, you need to put the file cmf inside the root directory of the repository instead of cmf.exe. Then run below command in the root directory of the repository to make it an executable
chmod 755 ./cmf
For recent version of Mac, to walkaround the security check of the OS, we need to run it from Finder by right clicking the file and then click Open,
then allow the application to run by clicking Open button in the popup warning dialog; otherwise, it will crash at runtime when we try to execute from the script
then put the ./commit-msg script in .git/hooks directory, run below command to make it executable
chmod 755 ./commit-msg
The rest are the same as Windows.
For Linux, about the same as Mac OSX, but you need to build the executable yourself