See also semantic commit messages where you tag every commit with the type of commit: feature, fix, docs, refactor, test, etc.
My only beef with it is that they chose “feat” as a way to shorten the word “feature” when “feat” is already a word that means something different. Not every feature is a feat, and a lot of the biggest feats are actually bug fixes.
See also semantic commit messages where you tag every commit with the type of commit: feature, fix, docs, refactor, test, etc.
My only beef with it is that they chose “feat” as a way to shorten the word “feature” when “feat” is already a word that means something different. Not every feature is a feat, and a lot of the biggest feats are actually bug fixes.