The document outlines various commit message prefixes used in version control. Each prefix indicates a specific type of change, such as 'feat' for new features, 'fix' for bug fixes, and 'docs' for documentation updates. It also includes guidelines for using prefixes like 'temp' for temporary commits and 'ci' for continuous integration changes.
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The document outlines various commit message prefixes used in version control. Each prefix indicates a specific type of change, such as 'feat' for new features, 'fix' for bug fixes, and 'docs' for documentation updates. It also includes guidelines for using prefixes like 'temp' for temporary commits and 'ci' for continuous integration changes.
11. temp: Temporary commits for experimentation (use sparingly).
temp: test layout changes in Navbar temp: experiment with color palette
Commit Message Prefixes
1. feat: Use when adding a new feature. 2. fix: Use for bug fixes. 3. style: Changes that do not affect the functionality (formatting, spacing, etc.). 4. refactor: Code refactoring without changing functionality. 5. perf: Improve performance. 6. docs: Documentation changes. 7. test: Adding or fixing tests. 8. chore: Routine tasks, maintenance, or project setup. 9. build: Changes that affect the build system or external dependencies. 10. ci: Continuous integration and deployment changes. 11. temp: Temporary commits for experimentation (use sparingly).