How to use the @commitlint/top-level function in @commitlint/top-level

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async function getEditCommit(cwd, edit) {
	const top = await toplevel(cwd);

	if (typeof top !== 'string') {
		throw new TypeError(`Could not find git root from ${cwd}`);
	}

	const editFilePath = await getEditFilePath(top, edit);

	const editFile = await sander.readFile(editFilePath);
	return [`${editFile.toString('utf-8')}\n`];
}

@commitlint/top-level

Lint your commit messages

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