Commit messages are like the breadcrumbs that guide you through the forest of your code. They help you remember what you did, why you did it, and how it all fits together. Using a clear format for these messages helps everyone on your team. It makes it easier to understand changes. It also keeps the project organized. Let’s dive into the fun world of Conventional Commits!
Conventional Commits is a set of rules. These rules help you write clear and consistent commit messages. Think of it like a secret code. It helps you and your teammates talk better about code changes. Here are some of the most common types of commit messages you'll encounter:
When you add something exciting to your application, like a shiny new button or a cool new page, you use feat. This tells everyone, “Hey, check out this awesome new feature!”