refactor(prompts): streamline commit message generation logic #457
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This update introduces a new structure for generating commit messages by defining a constant for commit types and consolidating the logic into a single function. The changes enhance readability and maintainability while ensuring consistent formatting based on the OCO_OMIT_SCOPE configuration.
This merge request is the first of five commits intended to archive
feat(commitlint): Improve consistency handling and prompt structure
. I have split the changes into five reviewable merge requests that will be submitted sequentially.feat(commitlint): Improve consistency handling and prompt structure
Problem:
The current commitlint integration has limitations in generating commit messages that strictly follow commitlint rules. For example, when commitlint config has
body-leading-blank: [2, 'always']
, the default prompt cannot generate messages with proper blank line between header and body:Solution:
We refactor the consistency handling to use the default commit message format as a reference style, while ensuring the generated messages strictly follow commitlint rules. This approach: