terse not tense

[ghostsquad]

I noticed that gacp is asking me to write a short, imperative tense description. I think the word to be used is terse.

[vivaxy]

Thanks for pointing out.

[vivaxy]

@ghostsquad imperative tense means imperative mood here. See:

1. https://github.com/conventional-changelog/commitlint/blob/master/docs/reference-rules.md#body-tense-deprecated
2. https://github.com/commitizen/cz-conventional-changelog/blob/e7bd5462966d00acb03aca394836b5427513681c/engine.js#L96

[ghostsquad]

you are right! my mistake. Maybe you could just remove the word altogether? I think saying imperative description still works well.

[vivaxy]

you are right! my mistake. Maybe you could just remove the word altogether? I think saying imperative description still works well.

To be discussed.

[vivaxy]

It's a common word when talking about the commit messages in commitlint, I think it would be better if we keep it that way.

[ghostsquad]

Yes, I think a revert is needed here. I apologize for the churn.