Hi everyone, the importance of using proper git commits has increased as we will start to use the Python Semantic Release tool in our continuous deployment. This tool automatically bumps up version numbers based on keywords it finds in git commits.
From on we should try to be more strict with our git commit messages. That means watching out for proper pluralization (e.g. test is proper and tests is not) and proper usage of the keywords (feat is proper and function is not).
Please use the following as a guide:
Some useful links to provide more information: release-versioning and conventional commits.
Hi everyone, the importance of using proper git commits has increased as we will start to use the
Python Semantic Releasetool in our continuous deployment. This tool automatically bumps up version numbers based on keywords it finds in git commits.From on we should try to be more strict with our git commit messages. That means watching out for proper pluralization (e.g.
testis proper andtestsis not) and proper usage of the keywords (featis proper andfunctionis not).Please use the following as a guide:
Some useful links to provide more information: release-versioning and conventional commits.