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Conventional Commits

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Conventional Commits is a specification for adding human and machine-readable meaning to commit messages. It's a good practice to use Conventional Commits in many scenarios, particularly:

In larger projects or teams: It helps maintain consistency across multiple contributors.

For open-source projects: It makes it easier for new contributors to understand the project's history and conventions.

When using semantic versioning: Conventional Commits can automate version bumps based on commit types.

For generating changelogs: The structured format makes it easy to automatically generate meaningful changelogs.

In projects with automated release processes: It can help trigger the right type of release (patch, minor, major) based on commit types.

When you want to improve project maintainability: It makes it easier to navigate through commit history and understand changes at a glance.

In continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines: It can be used to automate various processes based on commit types.

When you want to enforce a consistent commit style across your team or organization.

For projects that require detailed tracking of breaking changes, new features, and bug fixes.

When you want to make it easier for other developers (including your future self) to understand the purpose of each commit.

While Conventional Commits can be beneficial in many situations, it's important to consider the size and needs of your project. For very small or personal projects, it might be overkill. However, for most professional development scenarios, adopting Conventional Commits can lead to more organized and maintainable codebases.