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Conventional Commits

Viktor Svertoka·
Conventional Commits

If you, like me, love order in a git, then Conventional Commits is just a lifesaver 😅 You don't have to guess which commit does what. Just feat:, fix:, chore: - and everything is clear. Plus, it automatically helps with versions and CHANGELOGS. Use Conventional Commits and don't make mistakes in committing names. Your future self in the repository will thank you very much 🙌 Link: https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/

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