feat: allow catchall when analyzing commits #325
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btkostner
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Hi, me and my team are very interested on having this feature available. Is the PR still going to be merged? |
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Worth mentioning that my company has moved away from semantic-release in favor of release-please, so I'm not sure how much I can contribute to this PR |
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This allows using a catchall to release any commits that don't match a rule. This is very useful for shared configurations when you are trying to migrate to semantic-release.
With the given configuration:
{ "type": "*", "release": "patch" }These two commit messages can now trigger a patch.
Let me know if there are changes or a better way to achieve this.