Description
I like that the commitizen can be configured via the tool-specific file like .cz.toml.
The configuration is based on the tool root table, e.g.:
[tool.commitizen]
name = "cz_customize"
[tool.commitizen.customize]
# ...
what corresponds to the convention used in pyproject.toml - i.e. the same piece of config as the one above can be copy-pasted directly to pyproject.toml without any updates. That's cool.
I think, however, that the config in .cz.toml should not be based on the tool table, because this may suggest (somewhat) that the file is not entirely commitizen-specific.
Therefore, I would go simply with:
name = "cz_customize"
[customize]
# ...
or
[commitizen]
name = "cz_customize"
[commitizen.customize]
# ...
Of course, one can avoid a breaking change by making this optional.
Possible Solution
References to [tool.commitizen] are found in commitizen.config.toml_config module. Thus, any changes should involve updating the methods of the TomlConfig class.
Additional context
No response
Additional context
There are some Python tools using this approach, e.g.:
The last two of them use INI format, however.
Description
I like that the
commitizencan be configured via the tool-specific file like.cz.toml.The configuration is based on the
toolroot table, e.g.:what corresponds to the convention used in
pyproject.toml- i.e. the same piece of config as the one above can be copy-pasted directly topyproject.tomlwithout any updates. That's cool.I think, however, that the config in
.cz.tomlshould not be based on thetooltable, because this may suggest (somewhat) that the file is not entirelycommitizen-specific.Therefore, I would go simply with:
or
Of course, one can avoid a breaking change by making this optional.
Possible Solution
References to
[tool.commitizen]are found incommitizen.config.toml_configmodule. Thus, any changes should involve updating the methods of theTomlConfigclass.Additional context
No response
Additional context
There are some Python tools using this approach, e.g.:
The last two of them use INI format, however.