That's unfortunate: In one of my projects at work commitizen just did a major version increase seemingly without a reason.
Turned out: A Dependabot bump contained "BREAKING CHANGE" in the PR description and thus in the commit message (but not the trailer). commitizen erroniously recognized that as a breaking change of the software itself and set the version accordingly.
I can't really fix that either because the commit was sometime in the past and there are multiple devs working on this project. So editing the commit and generating a new version is out of the question.
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In response to this postI could potentially try to manually edit the versions
commitizengenerated but that sounds like a horrible idea...Fixed it. Just had to delete the tag and release, revert the bump commit, and redo it manually with
cz --increment MINOR.by Sigma ;
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