tricantivu

# 1. Wrap lines as you wish.
# 2. Do not use tabs for indentation.
# 3. Write a blank line after each cronjob.
# 4. Use numerical values instead of names.
# 5. Set the least amount of directories in the PATH environment variable as possible.
# 6. Use the mktemp command to create files.
# 7. Delimit fields by one space character, unless more are needed.
# 8. Group cronjobs performing similar tasks (e.g deleting files) by sections.
#
#       Use a comment block to indicate a section.

tricantivu

#!/usr/bin/env bash

readonly MAX_SUBJ_LINE_LEN=75
readonly MAX_BODY_LINE_LEN=72

read -r subject < "$1"

if [[ "${subject}" =~ ^Revert ]]; then
    # Skip checking commit message generated by git-revert(1)
    exit 0