Git's default revert message is useful, but it does not fit nicely into a Conventional Commits history.
Given this commit:
feat(email): add send tool
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A tiny POSIX shell hook that rewrites Git revert messages into Conventional Commits format.
Git's default revert message is useful, but it does not fit nicely into a Conventional Commits history.
Given this commit:
feat(email): add send tool
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