Commits

Conventional commits

If you want to know more about Convertional Commits, you can read the documentation.

About the title of the commit, you should use the following format:

feat:my pull request <

About the description of the commit, you should use the following format:

Pull Request Description

Related Issue

Issue Number: #830

Pull Request Type

- Feature

Pull request checklist

- [X] Add button "Open file"
- [x] Add action to the button <

DCO

If you want to know more about DCO(Developer Certidicate of Origin), you can read the documentation.

• Possible error envolve DCO

  

  If you see the error message “You must sign off your commits with a DCO signoff”, it means that you need to add a signoff to your commit message. You can do this by adding the following line to your commit message:

  There are two things to fix:

  • 1. Sign off your commits (for DCO)

  • 2. Use the [Conventional Commits](https://www.conventionalcommits.org) format for commit messages

    Considering that you have 2 commits, at your terminal, run:

    git rebase -i HEAD~2 <
    

    The number 2 is about the quantity of commits ahead you will rebase.

    You’ll see your commits listed like this:

    pick e49199874 App metadata: Add donation link to appear on Nextcloud appstore <
    pick 1ed4561ad doc: add donation links to Github Sponsors and Stripe <
    

    Change both lines from pick to edit:

    edit e49199874 App metadata: Add donation link to appear on Nextcloud appstore <
    edit 1ed4561ad doc: add donation links to Github Sponsors and Stripe <
    

    Save and close the editor.

    Now you’ll be editing the first commit. Run:

    git commit --amend --signoff <
    

    When your editor opens, change the first line of the commit message from:

    App metadata: Add donation link to appear on Nextcloud appstore <
    

    to:

    docs: add donation link to appear on Nextcloud appstore <
    

    Save and close.

    Then:

    git rebase --continue <
    

    Now you’re on the second commit. Run:

    git commit --amend --signoff <
    

    Change the first line from:

    doc: add donation links to Github Sponsors and Stripe <
    

    to:

    docs: add donation links to GitHub Sponsors and Stripe <
    

    Save and close.

    Then:

    git rebase --continue <
    

    After this, you’ll complete the rebase flow and be able to push your branch. Since this changes past commits, you’ll need to push with force:

    git push --force-with-lease origin patch-2 <