Commit
Create git commits that follow Conventional Commits conventions, enabling automatic changelog and release note generation. The skill stages your changes, validates them through pre-commit hooks, and ensures commit messages match your project's standards before recording them to history.
Commit stages and records your code changes with Conventional Commits messages that auto-generate changelogs.
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Install
kdlbs/kandev/commit · repository language: Go
git clone https://github.com/kdlbs/kandev
cp -r kandev ~/.claude/skills/commitgenerated, unverified - the skill's exact subdirectory could not be determined; check the repository on GitHub
npx skillfed install kdlbs/kandev/commitFrequently asked questions
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How do I commit code changes to my repository?
Commit lets you save and record code changes with a commit message to version control. Stage your modified files, then Commit creates a snapshot of those changes with a descriptive message following Conventional Commits conventions. This records your work to the project history and enables automatic changelog generation.
What does Commit do in the version control workflow?
Commit captures staged changes and records them to your repository history with a message explaining what changed and why. Commit validates your changes through pre-commit hooks and ensures your commit message matches your project's standards before finalizing the save, helping maintain clean project history.
How should I write a commit message following best practices?
Commit enforces Conventional Commits conventions for your messages, which standardize how you describe changes. This structure enables Commit to automatically generate changelogs and release notes from your commit history, making your project's evolution transparent and your messages consistently clear.
What happens when I execute a commit operation on staged files?
Commit takes your staged files and creates a permanent snapshot in your repository history with your provided message. Commit runs pre-commit validation hooks to catch issues before recording, ensuring only quality changes are saved and your commit message adheres to project standards.
Can Commit help track my project's history through commits?
Yes, Commit records each change you make with a descriptive message, building a complete timeline of your project's evolution. By following Conventional Commits conventions, Commit enables you to generate automatic changelogs and release notes directly from your commit history, making it easy to understand what changed and when.