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Most of the time this is the only command you'll run: |
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Description
I find this section of the README a bit misleading.
It’s somewhat inconsistent with what’s described in Getting Started and some of the YouTube tutorials.
Personally, the commands I use most often are cz c or cz c -a.
I only run cz bump after a series of feat/fix commits — or even let GitHub workflow handle it automatically.
I think it might be better to either move the entire section from Getting Started over here, or just keep a single line like:
“Read more in the section Getting Started.”
Otherwise, it's likely for the two sections of docs to diverge over time.
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Description
I find this section of the README a bit misleading.
It’s somewhat inconsistent with what’s described in Getting Started and some of the YouTube tutorials.
Personally, the commands I use most often are
cz corcz c -a.I only run
cz bumpafter a series offeat/fixcommits — or even let GitHub workflow handle it automatically.I think it might be better to either move the entire section from Getting Started over here, or just keep a single line like:
“Read more in the section Getting Started.”
Otherwise, it's likely for the two sections of docs to diverge over time.