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Discussion on "Git basics: Conventional commits" | Hashnode

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Chris Bongers

Looking to get into development? As a full-stack developer I guide you on this journey and give you bite sized tips every single day 👊

Nov 20, 2021

Git basics: Conventional commits

When it comes to writing commit messages, we all get blackouts. It's very hard sometimes to describe a commit message and make it meaningful. And that's where conventional commits can help you. This is a set of rules to help you describe a commit mes...

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#github #git #beginners #opensource

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Rehan Sattar

Senior Software Engineer, Specializing in Backend Engineering | Author | Speaker | Mentor

Nov 20, 2021

Great Article! Chris Bongers.

Thank you Rehan, glad you enjoyed it.

Nov 21, 2021

Anish De

15 • 🌐 Fullstack Web Developer • 📝 Blogger • 🚀 Web3 Enthusiast • 📱 Tech Enthusiast

Nov 20, 2021

Hey, that is a great article. Conventional commits are a must when working on any project. You should have also mentioned that it helps in the long term as it can help generate automatic changelogs and let one know a brief of the type of change that was made via the commit.

Chris Bongers

Looking to get into development? As a full-stack developer I guide you on this journey and give you bite sized tips every single day 👊

Nov 21, 2021

Great point Anish, thanks for adding that here 🎉