GIT_CONVENTIONS.md

Git Commit Message Guidelines

Initial Commit

git commit -m "init: message"

init - Initial Commit Used for initializing a project.

New Features

git commit -m "feat: message"

feat - New Features Used to add new features.

Bug Fixes

git commit -m "fix: message"

fix - Bug Fixes Used to fix bugs.

Performance Improvements

git commit -m "perf: message"

perf - Performance Improvements Used to improve performance, making it faster and more efficient.

Code Refactoring

git commit -m "refactor: message"

refactor - Code Refactoring Used to change the structure of the code without adding new features or fixing bugs.

Code Styling

git commit -m "style: message"

style - Code Styling Used for changes related to code style.

Documentation Updates

git commit -m "docs: message"

docs - Documentation Updates Used to update documentation, such as README files.

Testing

git commit -m "test: message"

test - Testing Used to add or improve tests.

Continuous Integration

git commit -m "ci: message"

ci - Continuous Integration Used for changes to CI configuration, such as YAML files or build scripts.

Build Changes

git commit -m "build: message"

build - Build Changes Used for changes that affect the build system or external dependencies.

Environment Changes

git commit -m "env: message"

env - Environment Changes Used for changes related to environment configuration or .env files.

Configuration Changes

git commit -m "config: message"

config - Configuration Changes Used for changes to project configuration.

Dependencies

git commit -m "deps: message"

deps - Dependencies Used to add, remove, or update dependencies.

Internationalization

git commit -m "i18n: message"

i18n - Internationalization Used for changes related to translation and localization.

Miscellaneous Changes

git commit -m "chore: message"

chore - Miscellaneous Changes Used for changes that are not features or bug fixes, such as dependency updates.

Merging Branches

git commit -m "merge: message"

merge - Merging Branches Used for branch merge commits.

Reverting Changes

git commit -m "revert: message"

revert - Reverting Changes Used to revert a previous commit.

Work in Progress

git commit -m "wip: message"

wip - Work in Progress Used for work in progress commits.