Git Commit Title convention - MirumStudio/Radix GitHub Wiki

When someone commit to a repository, the title must be significant and clear. Also, there are tags that have to put in description of each commit.

Here are tags that an be put in description

'>' when a normal change is committed (Example "> Managed SQL connection")

'+' when files are added to the project (Name of file has to be specified) (Example "+ Add logger.cs")

'-' when files are removed from the project (Name of file has to be specified) (Example "- Remove logger.cs")

'*' when a issues resolved (ID of the issue has to be specified) (Example "* Fix issue 123 The close button don't work")

'~' when a merge are done (The repository have to be specified) (Example "~ Merge with TestBranch")