chinese-commit-conventions

To enforce conventional commits for a Chinese-speaking team, apply a Chinese-adapted standard mapping commit types and scopes to local contexts. This unifies messaging across repositories and facilitates automated validation.

Yes, you can automate changelog generation from Chinese commit messages by applying standardized types, scopes, and templates. This approach enables seamless release notes and issue reference formatting.

Configure commitlint and husky to validate Chinese commit conventions by encoding rules for types, scopes, and subject formatting. This establishes automated linting and ensures message consistency.

The best way to format breaking changes in a Chinese commit message is to follow the provided guidelines for subject and body formatting. This ensures proper parsing during automated validation and changelog generation.

Yes, this Chinese commit standard works across software projects and documentation workflows. It provides templates and guidelines that ease adoption and support automation tooling within your existing environment.