check-commit-message

To validate git commit messages against conventional commits rules, you can check a single message, recent history, or staged changes to evaluate type, scope, subject, body, and footer for correctness.

You can enforce conventional commit messages automatically by integrating validation into pre-commit hooks or CI pipelines, checking staged changes and outputting validation results and guidance before commits proceed.

A conventional commits validator checks the type, scope, subject, body, and footer of a git commit message to ensure adherence to formatting rules, enforcing quality and consistency.

Yes, you can check recent git history for conventional commits compliance by validating recent commits in batch, ensuring past type, scope, and subject structures follow the required convention.

Git commit messages fail conventional commits validation when the type, scope, subject, body, or footer does not match expected formatting rules, outputting specific guidance to correct the structure.