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Some commits are raised by bots or other scripts that may not necessarily pass strict rulesets. It should be possible to bypass linting commits by some specified users so that commits made by some automated process do not need to be manually fixed up.
Current Behavior
It is only possible to ignore commits by the content of the messages.
Affected packages
cli
core
prompt
config-angular
Possible Solution
Extend the ignores config matcher to include additional metadata. For this use case only user is required but there may be other use cases:
We use automated processes to upgrade pull requests, the commits raised in this way contain a URL that sometimes is longer than the maximum line length. Since these are automated we don't particularly care about perfect formatting so want to ignore any commits raised by bot users.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Expected Behavior
Some commits are raised by bots or other scripts that may not necessarily pass strict rulesets. It should be possible to bypass linting commits by some specified users so that commits made by some automated process do not need to be manually fixed up.
Current Behavior
It is only possible to ignore commits by the content of the messages.
Affected packages
Possible Solution
Extend the
ignores
config matcher to include additional metadata. For this use case only user is required but there may be other use cases:Context
We use automated processes to upgrade pull requests, the commits raised in this way contain a URL that sometimes is longer than the maximum line length. Since these are automated we don't particularly care about perfect formatting so want to ignore any commits raised by bot users.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: