When pushing or merging PRs in to main, your commit messages should follow the Angular commit conventions. At it's simplest, this looks something like {type}: change this, add that, where the commit {type} can be one of the following:
| Commit Type | Description |
|---|---|
build |
creating a new release |
chore |
assorted minor changes |
ci |
updates related to the ci process |
docs |
documentation updates |
feat |
new elements; major features and updates |
fix |
bug fixes; security updates |
perf |
performance improvements |
refactor |
general refactors |
revert |
reverting a previous commit |
style |
aesthetic changes |
test |
adding or updating existing tests |
You can also optionally note the {scope} of your changes in an additional parenthetical. If your changes require a longer description, feel free to add a commit message with further details! Combining all of these together, you might end up with something like:
feat(auth): add support for cookie auth
- some more details
- about the changes