chore(NO-TASK): Use shared linchpin commitlint config - #58
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Replaces the inlined rules with @linchpinagency/commitlint-config so a convention change ships from one place instead of drifting per repo. Behaviour is unchanged. Replaying this repo's recent commit history through the old and new configs gives an identical pass/fail result, with zero commits that pass the old config and fail the new one.
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Replaces this repo's inlined commitlint rules with
@linchpinagency/commitlint-config, so the convention ships from one place instead of drifting per repo.Part of an org-wide rollout. A survey of all 175 linchpin repos found 72 that lint commits, across 30 distinct config variants — the drift this consolidates.
Behaviour is unchanged
This repo verified as a zero-regression swap. Every commit in its recent history was replayed through both the old config and the shared one:
The shared config was deliberately widened first (commitlint-config#4) to accept
addandremove, so it is a superset of this repo's rules rather than a tightening.What to check
The
commit-msghook picks the rules up from the package after the nextnpm install.Task: NO-TASK
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