Git Workflow

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Enforces a clean and organized Git history by providing comprehensive guidance on best practices. This skill covers the conventional commit format, structured branch naming conventions, and the principles of atomic commits. It includes commands to automate common tasks like generating changelogs and cleaning up branches. It is most useful when making commits, organizing work into branches, standardizing a team's Git process, or preparing for a new software release.

Key Features

• Guides the creation of atomic commits for a clean and reviewable Git history.
• Automates changelog generation based on conventional commit history.
• Offers commands to streamline common Git tasks like committing and branch cleanup.
• Enforces Conventional Commit standards for structured and readable commit messages.
• 4 GitHub stars
• Provides best practices for descriptive and standardized branch naming.

Use Cases

• Automating version bumping and changelog generation for software releases.
• Organizing development work by creating well-named branches and writing clean, atomic commits.
• Standardizing a team's Git practices with conventional commits and branch naming rules.