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Document adoption of Conventional Commits. #685
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ChristianMurphy
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| + `md` | ||
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❓ what is the difference between dependency, dependency upgrade, and package?
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Dunno. Colorable argument for collapsing these. I figured the first step towards that was writing down what we've got so far.
| We have not yet formalized scopes. In practice scopes used so far include: | ||
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❓ ci is already a type, do we also want it to be a scope?
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Document in contributing guidance to use Conventional Commits, while emphasizing that contributing guidance is not intended to be an insurmountable barrier to contribution.
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