commitizen / conventional-commit-types

List of conventional commit types.

conventional-commit-types

List of conventional commit types.

Spec

Exports an object with a types key whose value is an object whose keys are type names and whose values are objects with key-value pairs such as description as string, optional title as string, etc. See index.json. Any alternatives should follow the same spec.

Etc.

Used by commitizen/cz-conventional-changelog for commitizen/cz-cli.

Can be used with kentcdodds/validate-commit-msg.

Commit types originally from:

• Angular Git Commit Message Conventions
• commitizen/cz-conventional-changelog

Created for AndersDJohnson/conventional-commit-types-cli.

conventional-commit-types's Issues

Rename improvement to improv or similar

Improvement is kind of long... we're truncating feature to feat, so why not improvement to improv?

Suggestion - add ver / version

Sometimes we commit with just the version change. I think just changing version number does not fall under either fix or feat. So I feel like we should have a separate ver for just version changes?

Clarify position of security category

It's not clear from the descriptions of the categories whether security fixes are a bug, enhancement, or chore, or possibly a new category to be added.

Add gitmoji acceptance

Hello, good job !

have you ever considered adding gitmoji ? (https://gitmoji.dev/)
example:
♻️ for type: - refactor
📝 for type: - docs
...

suggestion; add enh / enhancement

We have feat for "a new feature" and fix for "a bug fix". But what when we improve the user experience of an existing feature? Shouldn't that be enh or enhancement?

refactor focusses too much on the code. So I feel like some commits don't really fit the suggested types.

Support Breaking Change

Add support for Breaking Change PRs. Currently we are working around this with chore(breaking) however we'd like to format our titles like breaking change: or breaking similar to the docs outlined here or even (major version bump`.

Website?

Hi friends,

thanks for clarifying the different types of commits!

Without using your tools, is there a website or a cheatsheet introducing the conventional commit types in a readable way for humans?

I couldn't find one nor find a link in the repo(s)

Thanks!

CI syntax check

add example/demo type?

for a front-end project, it's common to have some (simple)demo live inside the project.
adding a related type to it would be great