Does your Git commit carry some important information to share with the rest of your organization? Now you can easily share it with the rest of the org by including /trunk announce at the beginning of one of the lines of your commit message.
{% hint style="info" %} If your org squashes commit messages, you should put it in your PR description {% endhint %}
Any additional text on that line will form an optional title, and the remaining text of the commit message will form the commit body (both are optional, but either a title or body is required). These will then be displayed to other users when they pull or rebase.
Trunk Announce is a githook-triggered Trunk Action. You can enable this Trunk Action by running this command:
trunk actions enable trunk-announce
When you pull new changes, new announcements are automatically shown.
If you would like to see changes since some commit, use trunk show-announcements since <ref>.
For example:
trunk show-announcements since HEAD~1