* docs(README.md): add instructions for configuring GPT-4 Turbo (Preview)
feat(config.ts): include 'gpt-4-1106-preview' in the list of supported models
* fix(config.ts): update error message to include 'gpt-4-1106-preview' as a supported model
The link to the GitHub 2023 hackathon in the README has been updated to point to the correct URL. This ensures that users can easily access the relevant information about the hackathon.
The README.md file has been updated to include alternative ways to run OpenCommit via the `npx opencommit` and `bunx opencommit` commands. This provides users with more options to execute the tool without the need for a global installation.
The OCO_OPENAI_API_KEY validator function now accepts an optional config parameter with a default value of an empty object {}. This change ensures that the function can be called without providing the config parameter, improving flexibility and avoiding potential errors when the parameter is not provided.
The default model used by OpenCommit is ChatGPT (3.5-turbo-16k) official model. It is mentioned that the cost should not exceed $0.10 per casual working day. Additionally, it is now mentioned that users have the option to switch to gpt-4, which is better but more expensive. This update provides users with more information about the available models and their associated costs.
The deploy script in package.json has been updated to push tags before publishing to npm. This ensures that the latest version tag is pushed to the remote repository before publishing the package.
The commitlint module now uses process.cwd() as a fallback when process.env.PWD is not available. This ensures compatibility across different platforms and environments when determining the path to the node_modules directory.
The .npmignore file is added to the project. It currently includes the file "out/github-action.cjs" to be ignored when publishing the package to npm.
In the package.json file, the "files" field is updated to include the files "out/cli.cjs" and "out/tiktoken_bg.wasm". This ensures that these files are included when publishing the package to npm.
The "deploy" script in the package.json file is also updated to include pushing tags to the remote repository using "git push --tags". This ensures that the newly created version tags are pushed along with the code changes.
The README.md file now includes a note that MacOS may prompt the user to run the 'npm install -g opencommit' command with 'sudo' when installing the package globally. This note is added to provide clarity and help users who encounter this situation.
The deploy script in package.json has been updated to use 'git push --follow-tags' instead of 'git push --tags'. This change ensures that tags are pushed along with the commit when deploying the application.
* chore(README.md): update setup instructions for OpenCommit as a GitHub Action
fix(commit.ts): check if OCO_MESSAGE_TEMPLATE_PLACEHOLDER exists before replacing it in the commit message template
The README.md file has been updated to reflect the changes in the setup instructions for using OpenCommit as a GitHub Action. The new instructions provide a file template for the GitHub Action workflow and include the latest version of the OpenCommit GitHub Action.
In the commit.ts file, a fix has been made to check if the OCO_MESSAGE_TEMPLATE_PLACEHOLDER exists before replacing it in the commit message template. This ensures that the replacement is only performed when the placeholder is present, preventing any potential errors.
