You may declare "active task" by the command and don't care about numbers in commit messages:
$ commithook tracker:task 256
Now you are able to make simple commit messages:
$ git add myfile.php
$ git commit -m 'I have done something good!'
Expected commit message:
Implemented #256: Do something good
- I have done something good!
More information about short commit messages here.
Set active task 123
:
commithook tracker:task 123
Show value of active task:
commithook tracker:task
Read info about active task:
commithook tracker:task --info
Read info about task 321
:
commithook tracker:task 321 --info