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Create consistently named git branches.
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| name | git-branch |
| description | Create consistently named git branches. |
| license | MIT |
| compatibility | opencode |
| metadata | {"audience":"maintainers","workflow":"github"} |
Use this when you are preparing to create a new branch in a git repository.
Naming convention: <context>/[issue-number-]<short-description>
Contexts:
chore: non-code tasks like dependency bumpsdoc: documentation changesfeat: new featuresfix: bug fixesref: refactoring without functionality changesrfc: RFC design documentsrelease: preparing a release.Examples:
feat/1234-user-authenticationfix/5678-memory-leakdoc/improve-readmeRequirements:
master