Fix: correctly get whole body of commit messages

[JPeer264]

When commits had more than one line it got separated as it was an own commit when type: 'text'.

Feat: my description

my body

got parsed to

["Feat: my description", "", "got parsed to"]

this fix makes it to

["Feat: my description\n\ngot parsed to"]

[coveralls]

Coverage increased (+0.3%) to 85.0% when pulling 9aeb24a on JPeer264:fix/text-format into 578040c on aichbauer:master.

[aichbauer]

Is this a complete repo? Do we need that much commits in it? I guess this will confuse us in the future. I haven't touched that repo in a while and I would have to take a look at how the fixtures were made... but this seems a bit too much, what so you think?

[JPeer264]

This is a copy of the other repo, but instead of 10 commits (as in the original repo) it is just reduced to 4 commits. Idk why there are so many objects, but we won't touch the plain git files anyway.

[JPeer264]

Maybe because I copied it and removed the last 6 commits. I could add a new repo to make it less files? But that depends on you, if you want me to do that :)

[aichbauer]

Do we need that many commits? We are only testing if the body message is copied correctly right? So we could simply add one or two commits to the existing repo fixture right?

[JPeer264]

I wanted to cover 4 cases.

1. one liner
2. just one break after each other
3. multiple line breaks
4. a one liner after all line breaks (to check it won't break anything after)

[JPeer264]

better to have more tests than too less :D

[aichbauer]

what about this file? This does not exist in the current repo right?

[aichbauer]

Yep better safe than sorry...

I just think that this fixture will bloat this repo, because it is currently really hard to get an overview of what we need, and now we have two of them. And I do not quite think that you just copied the other repo. Can you tell me exactly what you did? We should probably add the commits to the old repo, since we already make all the tests with the other one.

[aichbauer]

So I digged a bit deeper into it... We only keep stuff that is needed to get the commits, we do not keep the whole repo in the fixtures, because this will bloat this package repo.

We do not need any .js files, we do not need the logs, etc...

Just add the commits to the old repo or use the new one, but remove all unnecessary stuff, just take a look at the current repo fixture to get an idea of what is really needed to test the commits.

[JPeer264]

Ya I will check what is not needed. I will not add the commits to the existing repo, as it will fail the existing test cases.

[JPeer264]

i removed now all unnecessary files