Project Conventions

Project conventions standardize repository organization by defining rules for file placement in areas like src/ and server/, environment configuration, and dependency management to streamline onboarding and collaboration.

Set up consistent environment variables handling by applying global project conventions that define strict requirements for configuration management, ensuring secrets are kept out of version control and setups are properly documented.

Establish a git workflow by applying project conventions that mandate meaningful commits, feature branches, clear pull requests, and structured code reviews to ensure consistent version control practices across the team.

Organize project structure and documentation by applying standard conventions that provide clear architecture overviews, contribution guidelines, and consistent file placement across repositories to improve knowledge transfer.

Maintain a changelog and manage dependencies securely by applying project conventions that enforce dependency management strategies to keep the project lean, alongside tracking significant changes through release notes.

Applying project conventions works for CI workflows and server directories by providing standardized rules that directly guide file placement, naming, and configuration across all repository areas to ensure structural consistency.