commit-message-conventions

Formats git commit messages in Conventional Commits style so changelog generators and semantic versioning tools can read the history reliably. Covers choosing the commit type, optional scope, lowercase imperative summary lines within length limits, bodies, footers, and breaking-change markers. Use when creating a git commit, drafting or rewording a commit message, checking a message against the convention, or when the user mentions commits, git history, or automated versioning. Not for choosing what to stage, writing changelogs or release notes, or formatting non-git text such as pull request descriptions.

Version

v1.0.0

Size

10 KB

Updated

2026-10-06

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