This means that, whatever you are working on, fall under the category of types mentioned below.
| No. | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | feat | use this type to describe a new feature |
| 2 | fix | use this type to describe a bug fix |
| 3 | doc | use this type to describe a documentation contribution or improvement |
| 4 | style | use this type to describe formatting, missing semicolons, or page styling |
| 5 | refactor | use this type to describe code refactor |
| 6 | test | use this type to describe adding test to code or adding missing tests |
| 7 | chore | use this type to describe maintainance, ex: travis-ci |
| 8 | perf | use this type to describe performance improvement, optimization, etc. |
- git commit -m "feat: added checkout feature"
- git commit -m "docs(changelog): update changelog to beta.5"
You can add more as a comment or visit this Contribution Guide to read more about the convention.