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For initial cleanup of a new-to-me codebase, I'd like to have an "automatic" mode that applies all scopes from "none" to "tokens" in sequence and creates a commit for each. The commit message would contain the report for each step. We're likely to need git2r, but I don't mind a weak dependency.
Do you think this would fit the scope of this package?
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This sounds interesting. In practice, I also iterate over strict if necessary. Personally, I like to edit after styled and then commit, but for the average user, this might be too much work. As far as my experience goes, 99% use the defaults for scope and strict anyways. What interface did you have in mind to make such functionality accessible while upholding consistency with the existing API?
For initial cleanup of a new-to-me codebase, I'd like to have an "automatic" mode that applies all scopes from "none" to "tokens" in sequence and creates a commit for each. The commit message would contain the report for each step. We're likely to need git2r, but I don't mind a weak dependency.
Do you think this would fit the scope of this package?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: