git-commit-helper

To generate conventional commit messages, describe your code changes and the automation will format them into a standardized structure, enforcing subject length and mood to keep your git history consistent.

The conventional commits specification standardizes git history by structuring messages for scenarios like feature, fix, docs, and chore changes, optionally including breaking change notes and co-authorship metadata to improve changelogs.

You can enforce consistent git commit messages across multiple contributors by applying automated conventional commits generation, which suggests meaningful scopes, bodies, and footers to maintain a uniform project history.

Yes, you can include breaking change notes and co-authorship metadata in a commit message, as the conventional commits automation optionally appends these footers to provide additional context for reviews and changelogs.

Generating conventional commits helps with changelog creation and code review by suggesting meaningful scopes, bodies, and footers that standardize git history and make changes easier to track and evaluate across repositories.