Conventional Commits
The conventional commit message style is another way you can level up your commit messages. The conventional commits structure involves starting your commit message with a specified commit type. Commit types include:
Feat
– feature
Fix
– bug fixes
Docs
– changes to the documentation like README
Style
– style or formatting change
Perf
– improves code performance
Test
– test a feature
Using the conventional commit method makes it easy for project contributors to filter and search for specific commits, as shown in the example below:
Summary:
Docs: Fixes typo on in-from-the-depths.md
Description:
Closes ticket #54321