Assign Category to Task
Summary
How we assign category
to tasks.
Prerequisites
None
Steps
- Read over the different Assign Category to Task and use your best judgement to apply the correct type
- If the commit involves Assign Category to Task, add a
BREAKING: <desc>
in a newline after the commit - When in doubt, add a question in
#dendron-team
channel
Examples
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Examples of features:
- introducing a new command
feat(commands): introduce Dendron Magic Command docs: <PR/link to docs>
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Examples of enhancements
- lookup has new icons
enhance(lookup): add magic icon toggle to lookup docs: <PR/link to docs>
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Examples of chores:
- we improved the build pipeline
- we added a new analytics event
chore(build): make build pipeline 50% faster
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Example of a breaking change. See Breaking Changes
Reference
Categories
By type, we mean type as specified by conventional commits
Dendron has the following types:
- feat: new feature work
- enhance: enhancement of existing feature
- fix: fixing an existing feature
- chore: internal work
Breaking Changes
This includes introducing changes that are backwards incompatible with existing feature set. You should have one newline for each breaking change.
Example:
chore(commands): rename search to lookup
BREAKING: this changes the `Dendron: Search` command to `Dendron: Lookup`
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