commit-convention

You can enforce Conventional Commits by using a pre-push gate to validate commit messages and PR titles. This prevents commits with invalid formatting from being pushed to your codebase.

Yes, it validates both PR titles and individual commit messages for correct Conventional Commits formatting. This ensures all version control entries maintain a clean, well-documented standard.

The best way to lint commit messages is to apply Conventional Commits validation as a pre-push gate. This blocks improperly formatted commits from entering the repository, ensuring codebase readability.

You need Conventional Commits linting when your project requires a clean, well-documented codebase. It should be used before pushing commits to guarantee every message adheres to the standard format.

A pre-push gate validates commit format locally before pushing, but it relies on the Conventional Commits standard strictly. It prevents invalid commits from reaching the repository but does not modify existing codebase history.