Edit GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab commit message
It would be a nice feature if it was possible to write our own messages when exporting files to Github, Bitbucket or GitLab.
At the moment each export is labeled as „Update xxx (POEditor.com)“.
Chi-Huy Bang
shared this idea
Setting a custom commit message is possible as described in this article: https://poeditor.com/kb/git-integration-settings
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François Voron commented
I support this idea! Would be also nice to have a templating value with the language code, so we could add the updated language in the commit message. Something like:
"Update language {lang} from POEditor"
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Łukasz Rychter
commented
Can we also have option to skip empty commits? (when no translations in given language were changed)
In my case I run export webhook from my CI/CD, via Azure DevOps integration. I ended up with bunch of empty commits added each time the webhook is triggered.
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Maciek Sitkowski
commented
Are there any news on this?
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Anonymous
commented
Yes, we also have the problem that each commit will trigger a build. In addition, it would be helpful to know who initiated the export.
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Redas Pališkevičius
commented
We're using https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/ and this feature is a must-have for us
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Asa Falcon
commented
I have the same problem.
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Andreas Wörner
commented
I am using Bitrise as CI and with commit message "[skip ci]" I can decide if a commit should not be built.
Every time I export from POEditor I end up with 8 commits (for each of my 8 languages one separate commit). Each of this commits triggers a build.