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gitlint is a handy tool and for example useful to limit the max line length of commit messages to 72 characters - as widely adopted standard across many projects. However, this rule also doesn't allow me to insert long links anymore. What can I do to have the best of both worlds?

gitlint is a handy tool and for example useful to limit the max line length of commit messages to 72 characters - as widely adopted standard across many projects. However, this rule also doesn't allow me to insert long links anymore. What can I do to have the best of both worlds?

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• "limit commit messages to a length of 72 characters" - surely you mean the commit message title? – 1615903 Commented Mar 13 at 5:53
• 1 YIKES, thanks. I adapted the question. I was talking about the max line length – phip1611 Commented Mar 13 at 6:26

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An easy solution is to use the ignore-body-lines configuration property. We can use a regex for each line starting with the pattern http[s]://. We then can ignore the body-max-line-length rule for that given case.

[body-max-line-length]
line-length=72

# Don't annoy users when they add long links to useful resources
[ignore-by-body]
regex=^https?:\/\/
ignore=body-max-line-length

Now your commit message can look like this:

fix: security vulnerability in xyz

The bug [0] is now solved using the solution presented in [1].


[0]
http://very-very-very-very-very-very-very-very-very-very-very-very-very.long.link
[1]
https://very-very-very-very-very-very-very-very-very-very-very-very-very.long.link

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