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PR Review: Conventional Commit Linter Argument Fix

Summary

This PR updates the conventional commits linter argument from --allow-angular-type-only to --type angular in the Makefile. This appears to be a correction to align with the linter's current API.

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

  • Clean and focused change: The modification is minimal and targeted
  • Consistent with repository conventions: Follows the existing Makefile structure and Docker-based tooling approach
  • Proper CI integration: The change maintains compatibility with the existing GitHub Actions workflow

Technical Assessment

Potential Issues ⚠️

  • Breaking change risk: Without access to the linter's documentation, it's unclear if this is a breaking change or API update. Consider:
    • Testing the change locally before merging
    • Verifying that --type angular provides equivalent functionality to --allow-angular-type-only

Performance Considerations ✅

  • No performance impact: This is a configuration change that doesn't affect runtime performance
  • Docker image unchanged: Uses the same linter version, so no container build impact

Security Concerns ✅

  • No security implications: The change only affects linting configuration
  • Pinned dependencies: The Docker image version remains pinned with SHA hash

Test Coverage

  • Manual verification needed: Since this affects CI tooling, the change should be validated by:
    1. Running make check-conventional-commits-linting FROM=origin/main locally
    2. Ensuring the CI workflow passes with the new argument

Recommendations

  1. Test locally first: Run the linter with the new argument before merging
  2. Document the change: Consider adding a comment explaining why the argument changed (API deprecation, etc.)
  3. Monitor CI: Watch the conventional commits workflow on this PR to ensure it passes

Verdict

This appears to be a necessary maintenance update. The change is well-scoped and follows project conventions. ✅ Approved pending successful CI validation.

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