@atjson/conventional-commits v0.8.4

✌️ conventional-commits

Conventional Commits is a community standard designed to generate software changes automatically.

We use emoji for our conventional commits to reduce technical jargon in our software.

Commits look like ✌️ My awesome change (#12). There’s emoji at the beginning, the description of the changes made in the middle and the number referencing the GitHub pull request at the end.

❤️ Supported emoji

PS: Use any skin tone you want– we'll detect it regardless of the skin tone and put it under the correct heading 😘

🙋‍♀️ Do you have an emoji that you'd like to add?

Add your emoji to this spreadsheet with the heading that it should live under, the severity of the change, and a 🚫 or ✅ indicating whether it should be included in the changelog.

The severity can be one of the following:

• patch indicates fixes and other changes
• minor indicates new features (and possibly fixes as well)
• major / breaking indicates that the software now works differently and will need to be updated accordingly

👉 Examples

Let’s use the commit examples used above:

• 📦 Release 0.2.8
• 🐛 Fix nested bold and italic markdown output (#32)
• 🎉 Add horizontal rule and vertical adjustments for Google Docs paste (#52)
• ✨👑✨ Make Annotations classes instead of JS objects (#54)\ \ 🚨 Schemas are now defined as a list of annotation classes, cf. [Bold, Italic]

And show what will be our changelog!

🐛 Fixes

• 🐛 Fix nested bold and italic markdown output (#32)

✨ New Features

• ✨👑✨ Make Annotations classes instead of JS objects (#54)
• 🎉 Add horizontal rule and vertical adjustments for Google Docs paste (#52)

🚨 Breaking Changes

• Schemas are now defined as a list of annotation classes, cf. [Bold, Italic]