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# Commit types | ||
# Conventional commit types | ||
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For [conventional commits](https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/), | ||
Evan uses the following types: | ||
in addition to the default types | ||
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- `fix`: patches a bug | ||
- `feat`: introduces a new feature to the codebase | ||
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Evan uses the following types: | ||
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- `build`: build related | ||
- `ci`: work related to CI | ||
- `chore`: updating deps, etc. | ||
- `doc`: documentation changes | ||
- `docs`: documentation changes | ||
- `drop`: deleting stuff or removing a feature | ||
- `edit`: minor changes that aren't big enough to be considered a feature | ||
- `edit`: minor changes that don't constitute a new feature | ||
- `perf`: performance improvements | ||
- `polish`: copy editing or cleanup that doesn't affect functionality | ||
- `refactor`: major rewriting or restructuring that doesn't fix bugs or affect functionality | ||
- `revert`: revert commits | ||
- `style`: code style changes | ||
- `tests`: unit testing, etc. | ||
- `test`: unit testing, etc. |