# Configuration for cargo-changelog

#
# unimplemented
#
add_version_date = true

#
# The directory where the changelog fragments and other data will be stored.
# Relative to repository root.
#
fragment_dir = ".changelogs"

#
# The path to the template file, relative to `fragment_dir`
#
template_path = "template.md"

#
# Whether to edit the header data when opening $EDITOR for a new changelog
# fragment
#
edit_data = true

#
# The format to edit the header with.
# Possible values: "toml"
#
edit_format = "toml"

# Set whether and how to use git after creating a new entry
#
# Possible values are "add" or "commit" (or none, which is default).
#
# "add" means only git-add the newly created file
# "commit" means commit the newly created file as well, with a default message
#
# Not enabling this setting means that no action will be taken
#git = "commit"

# The commit message to use if `git = "commit"` is set.
#
# Can also be set if `git = "add"` is configured, because the CLI might override this
# setting.
#git_commit_message = "Create new changelog entry"

# Use the --signoff flag when calling "git-commit"
# Defaults to false, because we cannot decide whether you want to signoff
git_commit_signoff = false

#
# The header fields that each fragment can have
#
# Format:
#
# ```
# <header field name> = { type = "<type>", required = <bool>, default_value = <data> }
# ```
#
# The `default_value` key is optional.
# Possible values for `type` are "bool", "int", "string", "list", "map"
# Possible values for `data` are "bool", "int", "string", "list", "map"
#
[header_fields]

# Require a "subject" in the header.
# The text serves as a more detailed explanation
subject = { type = "string", required = true }

# A header field named "issue"
[header_fields.issue]
# which is of type "integer"
type = "int"

# default value for the field, optional
#default = 123

# and is not required
required = false

# crawler, which will be used to auto-fill the field
# containing "type" of the "value", either "path" or "command"
# and a "value" field which is either
# - the path to the script (from the repository root)
# - a commandline call
#
# The following environment variables are set for both types of crawler:
# - "CARGO_CHANGELOG_CRAWLER_FIELD_NAME"
#   The name of the field which gets crawled right now
# - "CARGO_CHANGELOG_CRAWLER_FIELD_TYPE"
#   Possible values: one of "bool", "int", "string", "list<{}>" where '{}' is
#   again one of the former.
#   The list is expected to be a comma seperated list
#
# Usecase:
#
#  This field could for example be used to fetch a git commit hash from the
#  repository.
#  If we have a header field named "relevant_commit", which is used in the
#  template to refer to a commit in the repository that was created in relation
#  to the changelog entry we're currently crafting, the script for fetching
#  that metadata could be something like
#
#  ```bash
#  #!/usr/bin/env bash
#  fzfargs='--ansi --no-sort --reverse --preview'
#  git log --format='%H - %s' | \
#      fzf $fzfargs 'git show --color=always $(echo {} | cut -d " " -f 1)' | \
#      sed 's/ -.*//'
#  ```
#
#  to interactively fetch a git hash from the repository history.
#
#[header_fields.issue.crawler]
#type = "path"
#value = "scripts/fetch_issue_number.sh"
#value = "some command to execute with arguments"

# A header field named "type"
# With three possible values: "Bugfix", "Feature" or "Misc"
# which is required
[header_fields.type]
type = [ "Bugfix", "Feature", "Misc" ]
required = true