slashsbin/styleguide-git-commit-message resource

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A style guide that standardizes git commit message format using emoji prefixes (gitmoji-style) alongside conventional type keywords like feat, fix, and docs. It documents rules for subject length, tense, mood, and emoji-to-type mappings to make git history easier to scan and changelogs easier to generate.

Use cases

• standardize commit messages across a team
• learn how to write gitmoji commit messages
• pick emojis for different commit types
• enforce consistent git log formatting
• generate changelogs from structured commit messages

When to choose

• you want an emoji-based commit convention for your team or projects
• you need a reference for conventional commit types with emoji equivalents
• you want git history that is easier to visually scan

When to avoid

• your team prefers plain conventional commits without emojis
• you need an enforced linting tool rather than a written style guide
• emoji prefixes feel like overhead for your workflow

Facets

learning-resource · maturity active

documentation version-control developer-tools version-control developer-tools documentation cross-platform gitmoji commit-message-conventions style-guide emoji git conventional-commits

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