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I wrote this tool to update changelogs with the latest git commit info, and I noticed when I install it globally, the git info seems to be coming from the global path to which it was installed to, vs the working directory of my project.

If I install it locally to the project and execute it via npm run, then there's no problem.

Can we get an option to set the execution context of the git command to pwd()?

I'm trying to deploy a bot with your repository on Heroku but when execute de command that show me the github information it give me this error this does not look like a git repo

Any idea of how can I solve it? (In localhost works fine)

I'm using git tag -a tagname -m "tag description" to add tags. They are listed when typing git tag. Nevertheless they don't show up when using this module. I'd expect them to be located in the object at {tags:[...]}

git version: 2.7.4
git-last-commit version: 0.2.0

Because the commit data is parsed by splitting on a comma, any commit message that contains a comma will cause everything to be parsed in the wrong place.

Steps to repro:

1. Make a commit with the commit message foo, bar
2. Get the git-last-commit of that commit; many data fields are incorrect

I am using this repository in a TypeScript project, but I get the following error when trying to define a custom repository location: Expected 1 arguments, but got 2.ts(2554). I am using the code snippet defined in the README that describes how to define a custom repository location.

Hi!

This module isn't working properly if the commit message contains line breaks. This is what I get when the message body for the last commit is the following:

Envío de vídeos al servidor

- API para recibir solicitud de envíos.
- Script para enviar los archivos (php).

{ shortHash: '7fac2b2',
  hash: '7fac2b2f2c117e4d66c0c159f0bfadeffa7cf75e',
  subject: 'Envío de vídeos al servidor',
  sanitizedSubject: 'Env-o-de-v-deos-al-servidor',
  body: '- API para recibir solicitud de envíos.',
  authoredOn: '- Script para enviar los archivos (php).',
  committedOn: '',
  author: { name: '1506077654', email: '1506077654' },
  committer: { name: 'Iván Pérez', email: 'ivan@*****.com' },
  notes: 'Iván Pérez',
  branch: 'ivan@*****.com',
  tags: [] } 

Everything is messed up. Is there any workaround to avoid that? Thanks!!

According to the TypeScript handbook, specifying type declarations located at ./index.d.ts is optional but recommended. However, features like npm's bundled type indicator require type declarations to be specified.

I'm planning to use this lib, but I need to know if it needs git installed in the machine.
Reading the code it seems that it does require, but maybe there's something behind the scenes that I'm not aware of.
Thank you in advance.

The use of ',' as the splitCharacter means that valid input which contains commas breaks parsing.

Instead, a deep-unicode character could be used

eg.

JIRA-43543 I did this, and that. (#21483)

is parsed as

JIRA-43543 I did this

I am trying to get readable date from commitedOn like this:
new Date(Date.now() + +commitedOn).toISOString().slice(0, 10)
My current date is 2017-04-14 but it shows 2017-05-01.