| name | commit-helper |
| description | Instructions for writing commit messages; use when the user asks you to create a commit message. |
Commit Message Format
Write clear, concise commit messages following the project standards. You're writing messages for other developers.
A standard commit message follows git standards -- a short message (72 characters or less), optionally followed by concise details, like:
Add 'create account' functionality
- add POST /account endpoint and `createAccount` method to Db class
- add 'Create' button to accounts page
When creating a multiline commit message, use a multiline string:
git commit -m "Add 'create account' functionality
- add POST /account endpoint and `createAccount` method to Db class
- add 'Create' button to accounts page"
Other Requirements
- ONLY consider staged changes.
- Do NOT stage or unstage any changes unless asked to.
- Do not mention housekeeping tasks such as updating tests in the details tests unless the commit was specifically focused on such a task.
- Do not edit any files.