Can you support ES Module mode, meaning that the .cz-config.js configuration file should also work if renamed to .cz-config.cjs?

[cwjbjy]

In the read-config-file.js file, the readConfigFile function has a parameter CZ_CONFIG_NAME that defaults to .cz-config.js and does not support .cz-config.cjs.

[PabloBagliere]

Hello, maybe it's a bit late, but in case someone else has the same issue where the file isn't read if it's .cjs, and you don't want/can't change the type: "module" in your package.json, here is my solution based on your code.

Rename the file to include .json at the end, and convert the module.exports content to a regular JSON structure. I named my file .cz-config.js.json, and with this, it works because their readConfigFile function, if it doesn't find a .js file, will try with .json.

I hope this helps someone facing the same issue.

Best regards.

[aushamim]

Hello, maybe it's a bit late, but in case someone else has the same issue where the file isn't read if it's .cjs, and you don't want/can't change the type: "module" in your package.json, here is my solution based on your code.

Rename the file to include .json at the end, and convert the module.exports content to a regular JSON structure. I named my file .cz-config.js.json, and with this, it works because their readConfigFile function, if it doesn't find a .js file, will try with .json.

I hope this helps someone facing the same issue.

Best regards.

Finally, was able to run it. Thanks, man!

[Aresnine]

you alose set "config": {
"commitizen": {
"path": "node_modules/cz-customizable/standalone.js"
},
"cz-customizable": {
"config": "./.cz-config.cjs"
}
}