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A library to share internal DC platform specific code


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corva-dc-platform-shared

A repository to share Dev Center platform code

Instalation steps

Clone this repository and run yarn inside the directory. On postinstall git hooks would be configured for this repository.

Development flow

To develop new feature or implement fix one need to create new branch from main one and name it properly: branch-type/JIRA_ID-jira_ticket_description i.e.

  • feature/DC-1234-add-Table-component
  • fix/DR-9999-fix-broken-page

When changes are ready please create commit with meaningful description using Conventional Commits specification. Commit message should have form commit-type(JIRA_ID): commit message. All types of commits could be found here

Please note that feat and fix commits messages will be used during automatic changelog creation while chore, docs and others will not.

Do not create 2 commits with same name and consider amending previous commit instead with git commit --amend --no-edit.


⚠⚠⚠ In case commit introduces breaking changes incompatible with existing API special commit message have to be used. Just type git commit and commit template will be opened to edit. The main difference with regular commit messages - such commit MUST have footer(s) BREAKING CHANGES⚠⚠⚠


On merging the PR to main branch an automatic release flow will be triggered. New package version will be determined based on changes introduced by commit. fix corresponds to patch, feat to minor and breaking changes to major version release.

More details on semantic versioning could be found in official SemVer specification.

Note: untill first major version is released the package is considered as under development and breaking changes will correspond to minor release.

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Last updated on 12 Jun 2024

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