---
name: 'committing-changes'
description: 'Guidelines for Git Conventional Commits. Invoke when user asks for commit message rules or when committing code.'
---

# Committing Changes

When making commits, follow these guidelines for clear communication about the nature of the changes.

## Commit Types

- **fix**: Resolve an error or bug.
- **feat**: Add a new feature.
- **docs**: Documentation-related changes.
- **chore**: Changes related to project configurations.
- **refactor**: Restructure the code.
- **ci**: Changes related to continuous integration scripts/files.
- **test**: Changes related to testing.
- **style**: Changes related to design, such as background color.

## Commit Format

```bash
<type>(Commit Scope): <short description>

[Optional Commit Body]

[Optional Footer or Breaking Change Note]
```

## Example

```bash
fix(datatable): bulk action not properly works

- Bulk action should applying the selected action on Apply button clicked.
- The label should be back into 'Bulk Action' on Apply button clicked.
```