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Git Commit Message

Here are some common keywords and what they indicate:

FEAT: Use this keyword to indicate that you are committing to a new feature.

FEAT: Add new login functionality.

FIX: Use this keyword to indicate that you are committing a fix for a specific problem or issue.

FIX: Fix bug causing crashes on certain devices.

STYLE: Use this keyword to indicate that you are making changes to the style or formatting of the code, but not its functionality.

STYLE: Update indentation in main.js.

REFACTOR: Use this keyword to indicate that you are making changes to the code that improve its structure or organisation, but do not add new features or fix bugs.

REFACTOR: Refactor the code to improve readability.

TEST: Use this keyword to indicate that you are adding or updating tests for the code.

TEST: Add new unit tests for login functionality.

CHORE: Use this keyword to indicate that you are making changes to the build process or other tasks that are not directly related to the code itself.

CHORE: Update dependencies in package.json.

PERF: Use this keyword to indicate that you are making changes to improve the performance of the code.

PERF: Optimize image loading for faster performance.

CI: Use this keyword to indicate that you are making changes to the continuous integration process.

CI: Fix issue with test pipeline on Dashboard CI.

BUILD: Use this keyword to indicate that you are making changes to the build process.

BUILD: Add new script for building the production version of the app.