perf: use a docker image with prebuild commitlint deps

[simllll]

heavily inspired by https://github.com/wagoid/commitlint-github-action I though we could do the same for this linter action.

The npm install step took more than 1 minute in my tests, now the whole action compeltes within 10 seconds 👍

This PR is not very "cleaned up", I still thought I open it .. and if it's just an inspiration to do the same yourself ;-)

Thanks for your work!

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[JulienKode]

Hi @simllll, thanks for submitting this pull request

This look very promising, so by using a docker image this is faster than using a transpiled modules ?

On my custom GitHub runner I do not have docker. Should we have two version ?

• one with docker
• one without docker

[JulienKode]

Currently we have limited number of commit lint module because:

• we load the config
• we run the lint

We are just doing that, every people can use this library as they want. If they need another commit lint module they can just install the dependencies that they want at the version that they want in their own package.json

[ssbarnea]

No updates on this? I do think that having a pre-build container is extremely useful as most people will not need extra extensions and performance is quite important for something that runs so often.

[JulienKode]

Maybe we should release two different version of this action, currently people are using it with theirs dependency and it's not pre-build , but I agree to have a pre-build one, when you have the deps that you want inside

also caching node module install can help to make it faster

So what we can do is to have two different action:

• one pre-build with docker
• one that let install the deps yourself (Current behaviour of usage on projects)

[Nithos]

Is there any update on this? It would be nice to use on repos that don't contain a config file, this way it will just use the default one and avoids additional install of node.