"Deprecated" prTitleStrict is the only way to get rid of the base config PR prefix's and postfix's #34538
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For a while Ive been grouping my updates by language on a self hosted renovate instance (tag latest). I was using "commitMessageTopic" as my title, and for the most part it worked, unless I had a single package update on a repo for that lang. It would then become "Update [My Title] to version x". Which I did not set explicitly
On cargo dependencies It would ignore my title entirely and become "Update package some-other weird stuff" on a group of updates. Which was just dumb.
I tried to implement the following for each language specific rule
commitMessagePrefix: "",
commitMessageSuffix: "",
commitMessageAction: "",
commitMessageExtra: "",
^ That for the most part worked in most instances, but not always & definitely not for cargo..... So I ended up just setting prTitle in each package rule and enabling the "Experimental" & Depreciated prTitleStrict: true. Which solved my problems and didnt mess any of the things up that it said it would...
This should not be depreciated, and there should be some documentation on the commit messages not working for cargo.
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