anchors commit-msg

Confront the commit message with the format the changelog will read.

Reads the message file (the one git passes to the commit-msg hook) and confronts
the subject with Conventional Commits.

The changelog is born from the commits. A subject outside the format does not vanish from the history —
it vanishes from the CHANGELOG, and it is only discovered when someone goes to generate the first version and
what is missing is already hundreds of commits away.

Messages generated by git (merge, revert, fixup) pass: nobody wrote them.

Usage

anchors commit-msg <file>

Changelog and pull requests — family

Commands of the same family — what tells each apart:

Command	What it does
anchors changelog	Build the technical changelog from the commits, release by release
anchors commit-msg	Confront the commit message with the format the changelog will read
anchors pr-body	Write the lines linking this work’s cards, in the platform’s syntax
anchors backfill-labels	Write into open issues the links the new version began to mark
anchors report	Generate reports in docs/ by perspective (cuts of what Anchors measures)