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fix: allowed GitHub default revert PR/commit titles - #63
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The previous pattern treated `Revert "` as a conventional commit type, so it still required a `: ` right after it. Titles generated by GitHub's revert button, such as `Revert "chore: foo"`, were therefore rejected. `Revert "` is now a separate alternative at the start of the title, next to the Jira and conventional commit prefixes, so these titles pass the check.
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The previous pattern treated
Revert "as a conventional commit type, so it still required a:right after it. Titles generated by GitHub's revert button, such asRevert "chore: foo", were therefore rejected.Revert "is now a separate alternative at the start of the title, next to the Jira and conventional commit prefixes, so these titles pass the check.