Opening a project's Git history and finding messages like “various fixes,” “update,” or “fixed something” can be a nightmare. That chaos makes it impossible for anyone to understand what actually happened in the code. This is where Conventional Commits come in.
Opening a project's Git history and finding messages like “various fixes,” “update,” or “fixed something” can be a nightmare. That chaos makes it impossible for anyone to understand what actually happened in the code. This is where Conventional Commits come in.