https://bensaber.net/blog/tags/Prog.htmlRecent content in Prog on shioneHugoen-USCopyright © 2024, renken.Mon, 10 Apr 2023 12:47:00 +0100https://bensaber.net/blog/conventional-commits.htmlMon, 10 Apr 2023 12:47:00 +0100https://bensaber.net/blog/conventional-commits.htmlI recently came across conventional commits and I find the idea very interesting and practical. The commit message style is similar to my subjective style except it’s standardized and most importantly parsable. The end goal is to automatically generate changelogs following keep a changelog. I found a couple of tools which does this. commitizen commitizen is good if you use the default config. However, as soon as you derive from the latter, you’d need to write your own customized parsing config which I found to be somewhat difficult to write considering how sometimes commitizen crashes if your config is invalid.https://bensaber.net/blog/todo-explore-meson.htmlSun, 13 Mar 2022 00:00:00 +0000https://bensaber.net/blog/todo-explore-meson.htmlI should definitely play around with meson one day, maybe add template/c support for it. I think working on template/c is a good entry to understanding how build systems work and how to configure a real-world project using meson. I will start publishing such TODOs publicly, maybe that helps with actually working on them. Update: 2024-08-17 01:01 I forgot to mention that I ended up fiddling around with it a bit for kvps a while ago.