Conventional commits - what they are and why it's worth using them

The article on HighLab's blog discusses the concept of conventional commits, which is a useful way to organize commit history in software projects. Conventional commits help maintain consistency and facilitate collaboration within a development team. The article outlines the formatting rules for commits, which consist of a type, scope, and message. The type can include categories such as 'feat' for a new feature or 'fix' for a bug fix. This approach allows automated tools to generate changelogs, saving time later in the project. The article also encourages teams of developers to adopt this convention, offering practical tips on how to implement and adhere to these rules in their daily software development workflow.