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Even with a description, humans being humans, we may end up using an incorrect scope or type for a commit updating some part of the repository where the scope or type would not apply. git-z is about making such kinds of errors very unlikely, so let’s find some way to avoid that from the beginning.
Concept
Let’s make it possible to define a list of acceptable paths for each type or scope, and use them both in the wizard and validator.
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Rationale
Even with a description, humans being humans, we may end up using an incorrect scope or type for a commit updating some part of the repository where the scope or type would not apply.
git-z
is about making such kinds of errors very unlikely, so let’s find some way to avoid that from the beginning.Concept
Let’s make it possible to define a list of acceptable paths for each type or scope, and use them both in the wizard and validator.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: