Option to support conventional commits

[hongbo-miao]

It would be great to support conventional commits format! Thanks! 😃
Something like commitgpt provided, can be an extra -c.

[appleboy]

See the PR #10

[appleboy]

conventional commits as a default function to add prefixes to the commit title.

[appleboy]

https://github.com/appleboy/CodeGPT/releases/tag/v0.0.5

[hongbo-miao]

Thanks @appleboy ! However, I am not sure how to use it.

I only got message like this

➜ codegpt commit
Summarize the commit message use gpt-3.5-turbo model
We are trying to summarize a git diff
We are trying to summarize a title for pull request
================Commit Summary====================

Update prefectTag version in my-values.yaml file

- Update the `prefectTag` to version `2.8.5-python3.11` in `my-values.yaml` file.

==================================================
Write the commit message to .git/COMMIT_EDITMSG file

In this case, the commit message is Update prefectTag version in my-values.yaml file, currently I copy this message manually and then commit by git commit -m "Update prefectTag version in my-values.yaml file".

I was expecting a conventional commit style like chore(prefect): update prefectTag version in my-values.yaml file got generated if it supports by default.

Could you clarify how to generate conventional commit or update the readme? Thanks! 😃

[hongbo-miao]

Ah you published a new version, I see, thanks!
Then I guess need somehow update the readme to install latest version by default, right now the readme is fixed on old version 0.0.4

[appleboy]

Update document in 4343ed4