Generate conventional commit messages and pull request descriptions.
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This Skill provides a standardized approach to writing commit messages and PR descriptions based on conventional commits, reducing ambiguity and improving traceability across the codebase.
Write a commit message like "feat(auth): add OAuth login flow" and a PR description following the same convention.
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Conventional commits standardize commit messages using structured types, optional scopes, and clear description rules to reduce ambiguity and improve traceability across a software codebase.
To write a conventional commit message, start with a type like feat, add an optional scope in parentheses, end with a concise description, such as feat(auth): add OAuth login flow.
Format pull request titles and descriptions by applying conventional commit guidelines to provide explicit message formats and rationale. Standardizing PR formats speeds up reviews and maintains clarity.
For documentation or refactoring changes, use the docs or refactor commit types. Structuring your messages with these specific prefixes enforces consistent guidelines and improves traceability across your software team.
Yes, conventional commits apply to Git workflows across software teams, covering creating commits, drafting messages, and composing PR descriptions. This consistency enforces review guidelines and maintains traceability.
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