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Git Commit Rules
April 15, 2026
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Commit Messages must have a short description that is less than 50 characters followed by a newline and a more detailed description.
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Commit Messages must have a short description that is less than 50 characters followed by a newline and a more detailed description. - Commit message should have one of the following prefixes: "feat: ", "fix: ", "refactor: " - Use markdown syntax - Write concisely using an informal tone - List significant changes - Do not use specific names or files from the code - Do not use phrases like "this commit", "this change", etc. - Sentences in the detailed description should be separated by newlines - Mention implications and possible usages of the code changes - Do not respond as code with ``` at the end of the message
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