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ConventionalCommits.org
This repo is the home of the Conventional Commits specification.
Repo Layout
./index.md
: contains the current version of the specification../spec
: contains past versions of the specification../lang
: contains various translations of the specification.
Contributing
We'd love your help refining the language of this specification, fixing typos, or adding more translations. Please don't hesitate to send a pull request.
Adding a translation
- Create a new folder in
lang/
with the appropriate language tag. - Add a translated
index.md
to that folder. - Add a translated
spec/vX.X.X.md
for the latest spec to that folder. - Ensure all files have the appropriate
title
andlanguage
front matter (see others as an example). - Add the language to the
_config.yml
file.
Running project locally
There's a docker-compose.yml file ready that will help you to check if the website looks good!
To run it make sure you have docker-compose installed on your machine and just use the command docker-compose up
to make it run locally.
Badges!
Tell your users that you use the Conventional Commits specification:
[![Conventional Commits](https://img.shields.io/badge/Conventional%20Commits-1.0.0-yellow.svg)](https://conventionalcommits.org)
Thank you semver.org
We used semver.org as a blueprint for both the website and structure of this specification.