chinese-commit-conventions

Configure commitlint and Husky to enforce Chinese conventional commits by applying Chinese type definitions and templates. This standardizes commit messages across your software team, ensuring consistent formatting and automated validation through Git hooks.

Generate a Chinese changelog by using Chinese-adapted conventional commit templates. This automatically documents changes with a consistent format, improving project traceability and collaboration for Chinese-speaking software teams.

Yes, Commitizen supports Chinese templates for interactive commit prompts. It guides developers through standardized Chinese type definitions, subject guidelines, and body formatting, ensuring consistent commit message creation.

The Chinese commit convention workflow requires installing commitlint, Husky, and Commitizen. These tools enable automated message enforcement, Git hooks, and interactive prompts to maintain standardized Chinese commit formatting.

Adopting Chinese conventional commit types standardizes messages for Chinese-speaking software teams, reducing inconsistency and improving collaboration. It provides localized type definitions and subject guidelines while maintaining standard changelog generation compatibility.

Set up the workflow by installing commitlint, Husky, and Commitizen, then enabling Chinese templates. This configures Git hooks and interactive prompts to guide and enforce standardized Chinese commit messages and changelog generation.