What’s the right commit type for updating webpage content?

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Asked By CuriousCoder99 On

Hey folks! I'm just starting out in development and trying to figure out the best commit conventions to use. I've been mixing Conventional Commits with some other naming standards I found. My main question is, when I update existing website content (like changing text on a page), which commit type should I use? Should it be 'build', 'feat', or 'docs'? Thanks in advance for your help!

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Answered By LearningDeveloper_34 On

I really liked your post! I wasn’t familiar with Conventional Commits before, but it sounds super helpful. I try to write good commit messages, but this method looks way better organized.

CuriousCoder99 -

Glad you found it helpful! I'm focusing on good committing habits early on.

Answered By DevDude_87 On

You should go with 'feat' for those content updates! It's meant for adding new features or content that didn't exist before, not just bug fixes.

ContentCrafter21 -

Thank you — appreciate the feedback!

Answered By CodeWhiz99 On

Yeah, definitely use 'feat' for content changes!

CuriousCoder99 -

Thanks for confirming!

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