Can it assist with Pull Request management?

Yes, it offers standardized PR title formats, description templates, and comprehensive review checklists for teams.

Does this skill help with Conventional Commits?

Yes, it provides detailed formatting rules, primary types (feat, fix, docs, etc.), and clear examples for simple and breaking change commit messages.

Does it cover Semantic Versioning?

Yes, it guides you on MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH increment rules and provides Git tag commands for managing releases and pre-releases.

Can it help define branch naming strategies?

Absolutely. It includes patterns for feature, bugfix, hotfix, and release branches, complete with rules on character usage and issue numbering.

Which Git workflows are supported?

It provides implementation patterns for Git Flow, GitHub Flow, and Trunk-Based Development to suit different team sizes and deployment frequencies.

Git Conventions & Workflows

Name: Git Conventions & Workflows
Author: geoffjay

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Deployment & DevOps

Standardizes repository management using industry-best practices for commit messages, branch naming, and collaborative Git workflows.

About

This skill empowers developers and teams to maintain professional, readable repository histories by providing real-time guidance on commit message formatting, branch naming strategies, and collaborative workflows. It covers essential standards including Conventional Commits, Semantic Versioning (SemVer), and popular patterns like Git Flow and Trunk-based development, ensuring that every contribution facilitates automated changelog generation and clear project evolution.

Key Features

2 GitHub stars
Semantic Versioning (SemVer) increment rules and tagging guidance
Pull Request templates and automated changelog management standards
Standardized branch naming patterns for features, fixes, and releases
Conventional Commits formatting for feat, fix, and breaking changes
Implementation of Git Flow, GitHub Flow, and Trunk-Based workflows

Use Cases

Establishing automated release notes and versioning pipelines
Standardizing commit history across a distributed engineering team
Onboarding new developers to organizational Git hygiene standards

About

Key Features

2 GitHub stars
Semantic Versioning (SemVer) increment rules and tagging guidance
Pull Request templates and automated changelog management standards
Standardized branch naming patterns for features, fixes, and releases
Conventional Commits formatting for feat, fix, and breaking changes
Implementation of Git Flow, GitHub Flow, and Trunk-Based workflows

Use Cases

Establishing automated release notes and versioning pipelines
Standardizing commit history across a distributed engineering team
Onboarding new developers to organizational Git hygiene standards