name: git-conventions description: Git commit message conventions and workflow rules. Use when making git commits, pushing changes, or performing git operations.

Git Commit Conventions

Commit Message Format

Use semantic commit format: <type>(<scope>): <subject>

Commit Types

• feat: add new feature
• fix: correct bug
• docs: update documentation
• style: format code (no functional changes)
• refactor: restructure code
• test: add/modify tests
• chore: update build tasks

Workflow Rules

1. Language: Use English only for git commit messages.

2. Force Push: Always confirm before git push --force.

3. Sign-off: Include --signoff flag with all commits.

4. Consolidation: Consolidate changes into meaningful commits.

5. Push Confirmation: After making a local commit, ALWAYS prompt the user whether they want to push to the remote repository.

6. Display URL: After successfully pushing to remote, display the repository's access URL.