Conventional Commits is a specification for adding human and machine readable meaning to commit messages

Here are the types of Conventional Commits:

feat — adds a new feature.

feat: Add login page

fix — fixes a bug.

fix(api): Return 404 for invalid endpoints

docs — add/update a documentation, no code is touched

docs(readme): Update installation instructions

chore — update deps

chore: Update dependencies

Using Conventional Commits can help make your commit messages clearer and easier to understand. By using a consistent format, you can convey important information about the changes you made and help others understand the progress of your project.

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