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feat: Added option to not prompt if commit message is empty (close #913) #920

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@JohnstonCode JohnstonCode linked an issue May 6, 2020 that may be closed by this pull request
"Do you really want to commit an empty message?" YES!!! A thousand times yes, stop asking me! #913
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@JohnstonCode JohnstonCode changed the title feat: Added option to check empty commit message (close #913) feat: Added option to not prompt if commit message is empty (close #913) May 6, 2020
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chore(release): 2.11.0 [skip ci]
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# [2.11.0](v2.10.6...v2.11.0) (2020-05-06)

### Features

* Added option to not prompt if commit message is empty (close [#913](#913)) ([#920](#920)) ([2f5e2c2](2f5e2c2))
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🎉 This PR is included in version 2.11.0 🎉

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