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by theknarf
242 days ago
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If you manage a product that releases changelogs then by tagging commits that way you can automatically group changes into headers like that when generating your changelog from your git history. It's fairly common in open source projects. If you however are working on some internal stuff at a company, and you don't generate changelogs from your commits then doing conventional commits isn't that useful. |
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