Conventional Commits
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Conventional Commits
The Conventional Commits specification is a lightweight convention on top of commit messages. It provides an easy set of rules for creating an explicit commit history; which makes it easier to write automated tools on top of.
Tooling for Conventional Commits
A specification for adding human and machine readable meaning to commit messages
Conventional commits messages
A specification for adding human and machine readable meaning to commit messages
Conventional Commits - Am I missing something?
I think they're the worst thing in existence. At most places, you do a squash and merge, so your 50 commits that are like "fix typo" don't pollute git history. Only merge commits actually matter. But god forbid you mis-type a single commit message in your giant PR, and the CI system will never let you merge.. More on reddit.com
Advantages of standardized commit messages?
We only enforced conventional commits because people were doing dogshit commit messages. Setting a standard kinda just enforced people thinking at least once about their commits. More on reddit.com
Conventional Commits: A Standardized Approach to Commit Messages
I dislike it. So I will not use it. More on reddit.com
conventional commits & git hooks
Create your own or use already one. I use pre-commit for hooks management. You can store them, share them and version them in another repo if you want. https://pre-commit.com/ After that, you can use any reporter such as git-cliff to generate your change logs. More on reddit.com
Videos
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Master Git Commit Messages with Conventional Commits - YouTube
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11. Conventional Commits and Best Practices - YouTube
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What are Conventional Commits? - YouTube
Reddit
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r/git on Reddit: Conventional Commits: A Standardized Approach to Commit Messages
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This article provides a clear and concise overview of Conventional Commits, highlighting its benefits and practical implementation.
Is adopting Conventional Commits a definitive "yes" for all software projects, or are there scenarios where it might not be the ideal approach?
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I dislike it. So I will not use it.
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Don't tag your commits with "type of change". It's useless subjective noise, and you shouldn't be splitting your commits by type. Do what the Git project does: https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/Documentation/SubmittingPatches#L266
Visual Studio Marketplace
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Extension for Visual Studio Code - 💬Conventional Commits for VSCode.
BAVAGA
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My Ultimate Cheatsheet for Conventional Commit Types: Simplified for Everyday Use | BAVAGA
January 27, 2025 - Conventional commits provide a structured standard for writing commit messages concisely. While I find the general approach very useful, I’ve always struggled with identifying the correct commit type for certain commits.
Angelo Lima
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Conventional Commits: Standardizing Git Messages for Optimized Collaboration
December 24, 2024 - Git commit messages constitute the historical documentation of a project. However, the absence of standardized conventions often generates unreadable histories: laconic messages like “fix”, vague descriptions like “update”, or temporary annotations like “WIP” that persist in the definitive history.
GitHub
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Njlyon0
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Conventional Commits – Nick J Lyon
I’ve really enjoyed using this system to formalize both the frequency of my commits and the content of the associated messages. A conventional commit is one that uses one of the allowed “types” followed by a colon and then a short description of the specific content of that commit.
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