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When you commit changes to your Git repository, it's important to use clear and descriptive commit messages. Avoid using generic messages like 123 or fix and instead focus on describing what changed and why.
One way to create more descriptive commit messages is to use Gitmoji. Gitmoji is a set of emojis that you can use in your commit messages to indicate the type of change you made. Here are some examples of Gitmoji you can use:
- 🐛 for fixes
- 🎨 for changes to the design or layout
- 📝 for changes to documentation
- 🔥 for removing code or files
To use Gitmoji in your commit messages, simply add the appropriate emoji at the beginning of your message. For example, if you fixed a bug, your commit message might look like this:
🐛 Fix issue with login form
By using Gitmoji in your commit messages, you can make your commits more descriptive and easier to understand for yourself and others working on the project.
Notice: copy emoji as character, use
✨instead of:sparkles:, or use Gitmoji VSCode Extension.
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