Skip commit hashes for spell check #199
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The commit 4b1025c enforces American English in commit messages, but the spell checker might get confused with git commit hashes. Now, the hook looks for the word commit followed by a space and a Git hash of 7-40 hex characters. It replaces this entire pattern with the word commit. Change-Id: Ie718004a70dd27c0a64ac8af531395bd3d6fd6e1
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The commit 4b1025c enforces American English in commit messages, but the spell checker might get confused with git commit hashes. Now, the hook looks for the word commit followed by a space and a Git hash of 7-40 hex characters. It replaces this entire pattern with the word commit.
Change-Id: Ie718004a70dd27c0a64ac8af531395bd3d6fd6e1