name	git-guidelines
description	Guidelines for git usage and commit messages in nhl-recap.

Git Guidelines Skill

This skill provides guidance on Git commit messages and version control workflow for the nhl-recap project.

Avoid conventional commits: Do not use prefixes like feat:, refactor:, or fix:.
Use sentence case: Write the commit title and body as regular sentences without conventional commit formatting.
Do not end the title with a period: The first line is a title, so it should not finish with a period.
Focus on the primary change: The first line (commit title) should concisely describe the most relevant or impactful change.
Include secondary details in the body: Mention other important but supplementary details in the commit body, separated by an empty line from the title.
Limit line length: Keep all lines in the commit message (both the title and body lines) to a maximum of 80 characters.

name	git-guidelines
description	Guidelines for git usage and commit messages in nhl-recap.

This skill provides guidance on Git commit messages and version control workflow for the nhl-recap project.

Avoid conventional commits: Do not use prefixes like feat:, refactor:, or fix:.
Use sentence case: Write the commit title and body as regular sentences without conventional commit formatting.
Do not end the title with a period: The first line is a title, so it should not finish with a period.
Focus on the primary change: The first line (commit title) should concisely describe the most relevant or impactful change.
Include secondary details in the body: Mention other important but supplementary details in the commit body, separated by an empty line from the title.
Limit line length: Keep all lines in the commit message (both the title and body lines) to a maximum of 80 characters.

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