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cz commit should let you type / search for the type of change you are commiting. #1921
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Hi, here’s one solution that may help.
You can enable
use_shortcutsin your configuration, which lets you select options more quickly with shortcuts.Also, a bit of context that may be useful: Commitizen’s interactive prompts are built on top of tmbo/questionary.
Based on your description, this seems more related to Questionary’s autocomplete prompt type.If you need to further customize the question types, you may want to use the Python class customization approach.
Thanks, this is a bit of a start but doesn't work 100% amazingly. Might be useful for some other people though.
from commitizen.cz.conventional_commits import ConventionalCommitsCz from prompt_toolkit.shortcuts import CompleteStyle class CzCustomCz(ConventionalCommitsCz): def questions(self): questions = super().questions() for q in questions: if q.get("name") == "prefix": q["type"] = "autocomplete" if "choices" in q: q["choices"] = [ c["name"] if isinstance(c, dict) else c for c in q["choices"] ] q["match_middle"] = True q["ignore_case"] = True q["complete_style"] = CompleteStyle.MULTI_COLUMN q["complete_while_typing"] = True break return questions discover_this = CzCustomCz
I think what I really want is a fzf lookup in the types but maybe this is just a limitation of questionary.
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As a user I would like to be able to e.g. type 'fi' and 'fix' be highlighted. or 're' and 'refactor' be highlighted to save pressing the down arrow to get to the type I wish to select.
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