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updoot

v0.4.0

Published

A githook designed to remind you to update your changelog and move released changes into a release entries.

Downloads

16

Readme

updoot

A githook designed to remind you to update your changelog.

Install

$ yarn add updoot

Usage

This was designed to work in conjunction with husky and lint-staged. However, you can use it solo by passing a list of files to it.

  Description
    Checks to see if a Changelog is present in the list of changed files and alerts if one is not present.

  Usage
    $ updoot remind [options]

  Options
    -w, --workspace      Whether or not updoot should look for changelogs in yarn workspaces  (default false)
    --warn               Print to stdout without an exit(1) when changelogs are missing.  (default false)
    -i, --ignore-pkgs    When in a monorepo context, a comma-delimited list of packages to ignore
    --pattern            A case-insensitive wildcard pattern describing the filename of changelogs  (default changelog*)
    -h, --help           Displays this message

Options

Since this is intended to be used with git and lint-staged, you may also provide an ENV argument to skip updoot when needed.

$ SKIP_UPDOOT=true git commit -m "Added a comma to a comment"