test: duplicate subject detection - FAIL case

[matmar10]

Purpose

Tests the duplicate_threshold feature with commits whose subjects are near-identical after normalization.

What this tests

• duplicate_threshold: '0.8' is enabled in the CI workflow
• Two commits share the same description with only the type differing → normalized subjects are identical (dice similarity = 1.0 > 0.8)

Commit	Normalized subject
feat(auth): implement oauth2 login flow	implement oauth2 login flow
fix(auth): implement oauth2 login flow	implement oauth2 login flow

Expected result

❌ Action fails — 1 duplicate pair detected, PR comment shows the 🔁 Duplicate Commit Subjects section

[github-actions]

🚨🚔 Unconventional Commit 👮‍♀️🙅‍♂️

🤖 Beep boop! Looks like one or more of your commit messages wasn't quite right.

Commit Message Lint Report

• ✏️ 4 commit(s)
• 👤 1 author(s)
• ❌ 2 lint error(s)
• ⚠️ 0 lint warning(s)
• 🔁 1 duplicate subject pair(s)

✅ Commit f9bf400

By Matthew J. Martin (matmar10) 4 months ago

test: enable duplicate_threshold 0.8 in CI workflow

✅ Commit d945350

By Matthew J. Martin (matmar10) 4 months ago

feat(auth): implement oauth2 login flow

✅ Commit 04cc744

By Matthew J. Martin (matmar10) 4 months ago

fix(auth): implement oauth2 login flow

❌ Commit 048ade4

By Matthew J. Martin (matmar10) 4 hours ago

WIP: pre-reinstall backup

❌ ERROR: type must be lower-case

"type-case": [2,"always","lower-case"]

❌ ERROR: type must be one of [build, chore, ci, docs, feat, fix, perf, refactor, revert, style, test]

"type-enum": [2,"always",["build","chore","ci","docs","feat","fix","perf","refactor","revert","style","test"]]

Duplicate Commit Subjects

The following commit pairs have subjects that are too similar (threshold: 0.8):

🔁 100% similar

	Commit	Subject
A	d945350	feat(auth): implement oauth2 login flow
B	04cc744	fix(auth): implement oauth2 login flow

Tips

Be sure to follow the Conventional Commit guideline when authoring your commits.

If your most recent commit is to blame, you can edit a single commit with:

git commit --amend

To edit & merge multiple commits, you can rebase with git rebase -i master (be sure your master is up to date).