feat(conventionalcommits): replace conform with commitlint #292
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Conform cannot run on multiple commits therefore moving to commitlint. I have let the conform config file be as-is and kept the contributing guidelines unchanged if someone wants to use conform for client side checks. I can remove all trace of conform this is the desired preference tested: 1. tested that arbitrary scopes are allowed 2. tested that all commits are checked instead of just the latest one 3. tested that both push and pull_request run this check.
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Conform cannot run on multiple commits(link) therefore moving to commitlint. I have let the conform config file be as-is and kept the contributing guidelines unchanged if someone wants to use conform for client side checks. I can remove all trace of conform this is the desired preference.
tested:
thank you
Siddharth