Started trying to do gitmojis for my commit messages. The idea is to quickly highlight what a change is with an emoji. It’s a neat idea, but old dogs need tricks to learn new tricks.
To help learn this new trick I wrote this script to put gitmojis in my commit template message:
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Then I just had to run git config --global commit.template ~/.gitmessage
and voilà, a full list of emojis.
Still to do: hooks to require them and a way to nicely display them in the terminal.