I have a project with the following configuration on my machine:
- globally-installed commitizen with
.czrc in ~ using cz-conventional-changelog
- main repo. with package.json set up to use
cz-conventional-changelog
- a submodule that contains a non-node project (no package.json file)
in the main repo, git cz works as one would expect. however, if you try to do work in the submodule director, and run git cz it fails with a path error:
/Users/<username>/.nvm/versions/node/v6.6.0/lib/node_modules/commitizen/dist/commitizen/adapter.js:192
throw error;
^
Error: Could not resolve /Users/<username>/Development/path/to/repo/submodule/node_modules/cz-conventional-changelog. Cannot find module '/Users/<username>/Development/path/to/repo/submodule/node_modules/cz-conventional-changelog'
It's trying to find an install directly in the submodule for some reason. I would have expected it to use the global install, or the installation referenced one directory up (as a submodule of a project that is commitizen-friendly).
As a test, I checked out the same submodule in a separate directory, and git cz worked as expected.
Is there something that would prevent submodules from working like nested directories when using git cz?
I have a project with the following configuration on my machine:
.czrcin~using cz-conventional-changelogcz-conventional-changelogin the main repo,
git czworks as one would expect. however, if you try to do work in the submodule director, and rungit czit fails with a path error:It's trying to find an install directly in the submodule for some reason. I would have expected it to use the global install, or the installation referenced one directory up (as a submodule of a project that is commitizen-friendly).
As a test, I checked out the same submodule in a separate directory, and
git czworked as expected.Is there something that would prevent submodules from working like nested directories when using
git cz?