How to regenerate changelog using standard-version
I had a very short project (a dozen commits) which I wanted to convert to use conventional commits. Let me describe this non-conventional procedure I had to follow.
…I had a very short project (a dozen commits) which I wanted to convert to use conventional commits. Let me describe this non-conventional procedure I had to follow.
…It’s been a long time since I wanted to include a variation of conventional commits to one of my projects – mostly for automated changelogs, but also often to standardize naming commits. The available packages were confusing to me until I finally started to include them in a project.
…Below is a brief list of steps to perform to create and use SSH keys in Git Bash and Visual Studio Code or Community.
…There are cases when you try to add a feature, but before it’s done, a new problem arises and you try to resolve it. At the end of the day you end up with several things solved, but no commits yet. Some people prefer big and messy commits that include all the work for the past week, but I tend to have one issue solved in one commit. What are your options to keep a clean repository in this situation?
…Previously, I have created a maze generating code while learning Python. Later I enhanced it with animation and marking special cells. All of it was done in rush, to solve the problem. Now I spent some time improving the quality of the code by encapsulating code into classes, using “private” methods and fields and separating concerns. The exact steps I took can be viewed in the GitHub repository or read here.
…If you want to fix an issue or enhance others’ GitHub repository, don’t be afraid – it’s fairly simple. I will show by example all the steps that are necessary.
I wanted to add support for two languages (TypeScript and JSON) to a WordPress plugin providing a Code block. You can read more about my choice and configuration in WordPress for developers – displaying source code and review of code sharing services.
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