chore: add link to Commitizen in Github workflow #2083
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Add a link to the Commitizen website in the Github workflow. Hopefully this will help people when their job fails.
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My suspicion based on previous PRs is that unfortunately not 🤣 but this definitely won't hurt, thanks @JohnVillalovos! |
I have an idea about that but need to think more |
IMO it'd be easiest with a pre-written bot to comment on the PRs on failure. I'm sure there are already some out there, on GitLab they use https://danger.systems/python/ and https://www.rubydoc.info/gems/gitlab-triage, there's also https://github.com/reviewdog/reviewdog though. |
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Add a link to the Commitizen website in the Github workflow. Hopefully
this will help people when their job fails.