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Commit message formatting and guidelines
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Decide which Shade layer (Token, Primitive, Component, Recipe, Pattern) a new piece of UI belongs in — and whether it should be added to Shade at all. Trigger when creating new files in apps/shade/src/components, or proposing to add a new Shade component.
DropdownMenu, Select, and Popover share one visual recipe (bg-surface-elevated-2 + border-border/60 dark:border-border/30 + shadow-md). Change them together. Trigger when editing any of those three Shade files.
Import Shade from layer-specific subpaths (primitives, components, patterns, page-templates, utils), never the root barrel. Trigger when editing TSX/TS in Shade-consuming apps.
Use the inputSurface() recipe for form-control chrome (border, background, radius, focus ring, invalid state) — don't roll your own. Trigger when editing form-control-shaped files in Shade.
Acceptance checklist for adding or editing a Shade component or pattern file — naming, sibling story, className forwarding, cva variants, required states, recipe usage. Trigger when editing files in apps/shade/src/components.
Don't write dark: Tailwind variants for colour in Shade or admin apps — semantic tokens flip in dark mode automatically. Trigger when editing TSX in Shade-consuming apps.
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Use this skill whenever the user asks you to create a git commit for the current work.
git statusgit diffgit log -5 --onelinegit status --short after committing and confirm the result.We have a handful of simple standards for commit messages which help us to generate readable changelogs. Please follow this wherever possible and mention the associated issue number.
ref <issue link>, fixes <issue link>, closes <issue link> or blankIf your change is user-facing please prepend the first line of your commit with an emoji.
Because emoji commits are the release notes, it's important that anything that gets an emoji is a user-facing change that's significant and relevant for end-users to see.
The first line of an emoji commit message should be from the perspective of the user. For example, 🐛 Fixed a race condition in the members service is technical and tells the user nothing, but 🐛 Fixed a bug causing active members to lose access to paid content tells the user reading the release notes “oh yeah, they fixed that bug I kept hitting.”
✨ Added config flag for disabling page analytics
ref https://linear.app/tryghost/issue/ENG-1234/
- analytics are brand new under development, therefore they need to be behind a flag
- not using the developerExperiments flag as that is already in wide use and we aren't ready to deploy this anywhere yet
- using the term `pageAnalytics` as this was discussed as best reflecting what this does