version = "0.2"

# The available types of commits and their description.
#
# Types are shown in the dialog in the order they appear in this configuration.
[types]
type = "a first description"
second_type = "another description"

# The accepted scopes.
#
# This table is optional: if omitted, no scope will be asked for.
[scopes]
# What kind of scope to accept.
#
# Can be one of: "any", "list". If it is "list", a `list` key containing a list
# of valid scopes is required.
accept = "list"
list = [
    # First two scopes
    "a",
    "b",

    # Third scope
    "c",
]

# The ticket / issue reference configuration.
#
# This table is optional: if omitted, no ticket will be asked for.
[ticket]
# Set to true to require a ticket number.
# Set to false to ask for a ticket without requiring it.
required = true
# The list of valid ticket prefixes.
#
# Can be a `#` for GitHub / GitLab issues, or a Jira key for instance.
prefixes = ["#", "GH-"]

# Templates written with the Tera [1] templating engine.
#
# Each template is documented below, with its list of available variables.
# Variables marked as optional can be `None`, hence should be checked for
# presence in the template.
#
# [1] https://tera.netlify.app/
[templates]
# The commit template.
#
# Available variables:
#
#   - type: the type of commit
#   - scope (optional): the scope of the commit
#   - description: the short description
#   - breaking_change (optional): the description of the breaking change
#   - ticket (optional): the ticket reference
commit = """
{{ type }}{% if scope %}({{ scope }}){% endif %}{% if breaking_change %}!{% endif %}: {{ description }}

# Feel free to enter a longer description here.

{% if ticket %}Refs: {{ ticket }}{% endif %}

{% if breaking_change %}BREAKING CHANGE: {{ breaking_change }}{% endif %}
"""