Conventional Commits defines several types for commit messages like feat, fix, chore, ci etc. My question is about the workflow if I'm working on a feature whose scope spans several days of work. ...

I have a Github repository, installed commitlint and husky locally and would like to setup a workflow running commitlint on every commit of a push when validating pull requests. On the main branch ...

I added more detail to a log statement eg from logger.error('An error occurred') to logger.error('An error occurred for ${client.id}) what would be a good commit type to use under Conventional Comm...

What semantic commit type is better to use, when I remove a feature: feat, refactor or something else?

I'm trying to adapt to conventional commit messages, described in this article. Here's a snippet from the article: Allowed <type> values: feat (new feature) fix (bug fix) docs (changes to ...

I created a commit with the purpose to unhide a feature, the code change is to only uncomment some lines of code and show the feature, so now the feature will be displayed to the user. Should...

Can Major version changes (aka Breaking Changes) be handled in semantic-release using the exclamation mark? git commit -m 'feat!: this is breaking, but is not recognized by semantic-release' Conve...

Following Conventional Commits what would be the best <type> for commits regarding package version changes (upgrades/updates)? E.g.: feat: Bump React version to "16.13.1" E.g.: feat...

Question : what semantic commit message type should i use for adding unit test cases? like Udin.test.js, feat , chore , or update ?

Setup I have several gitlab repos where the general setup involves having a master branch, a stage (pre-release) branch and a dev branch. Push permissions are disabled for all 3 branches. The workf...

It doesn't seem that Lerna 3.20.2 is able to bump prerelease versions (e.g. 1.0.0-alpha.0) according to the Conventional Commits specification. I made a Minimal Reproducible Example if you want to...

I've been added to a repo which uses semantic-release to automate bumping up the version of the NPM package. The repo uses the Conventional Commits specification and has a very limited README. If I...

Based on the conventional commits how are mere UI changes supposed to be classified? For example suppose a logout button is moved from the bottom of the screen to the top, an icon is added next to ...

What is the use of chore in semantic version control commit messages? Other types like feat or fix are clear, but I don't know when to use "chore". Can anyone provide a couple of ex...