@gitmoji/commit-types
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Gitmoji styles Commit Types
type CommitTypes =
| 'feat' // Introducing new features
| 'fix' // Fixing a bug
| 'refactor' // Refactoring code (Not Introducing features or fix)
| 'docs' // add documents
| 'test' // Adding unit tests or e2e test
| 'perf' // Improving performance
| 'revert' // Reverting changes or commits
| 'style' // Updating the UI and style files
| 'build' // build artifacts
| 'ci' // working about CI build system
| 'wip' // Work in progress
| 'chore'; // Work with configuration or other stuff
MIT ® Arvin Xu
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gitmoji styles commit types
We found that @gitmoji/commit-types demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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