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jbauer opened 6 months ago
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It is intentionally changed to lowercase to facilicate copying into commit message after conventional commit verbs. |
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I see. As far as I know lower case isn't required for conventional commit message after the verb. I guess you just see it everywhere because of English language. But even with English language this can cause trouble. Personally I was annoyed by it because I often have issues like Also in other languages it feels unnatural to start with a lower case letter, even in commit messages. I have just taken a look at our commit messages of different developers and they all start with upper case letter after the conventional commit verb. For example in German nouns are always written with upper case letter. If commit message starts with a noun having a lower case letter it is wrong. Maybe make it configurable? |
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You are right that the convenentional commit does not put any restrictions on commit subject cases. Will revert it back. |
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OneDev changed state to 'Closed' 6 months ago
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State changed as code fixing the issue is committed (ea20d4eb) |
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Referenced from commit 6 months ago
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OneDev changed state to 'Released' 5 months ago
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State changed as build #4330 is successful |
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Bug
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Minor
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9.2.5
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Copy the title of any issue starting with upper case character using the copy icon: https://code.onedev.io/onedev/server/~issues?query=%22State%22+is+%22Open%22
Paste the copied text somewhere and the first character will always be lower case.