💡[Feature]: Add proper branching rules to have a consistent branch name patterns

[vansh-codes]

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Feature Description

Add branching rules so that each branch depicts its purpose
For ex:
Bug fix branch can follow the pattern:
fix: #1 A bug fix

Feature branch:
feat: #1 A new feature branch

and so on..
docs, test, refactor, misc

Use Case

Consistent branching names across codebase & developers for consistency

Benefits

Consistent branch names across codebase, easy to maintain & adds readability

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👤 Issue assigned to @vansh-codes.

[Adez017]

Hi @vansh-codes , just to adress the feature you implemented yeterday for the git cz isnt working

[vansh-codes]

Hii @Adez017

You are doing it via cli with command git commit, right?

[Adez017]

Hii @Adez017

You are doing it via cli with command git commit, right?

yes , in VS code @vansh-codes

[vansh-codes]

You did npm i?