Commit Styles And Emoji

Commit Styles And Emoji

Verified against GitMind 5.0.0 on June 7, 2026.

Basic is available in Free. The other 11 styles and Emoji Enhancement require Pro.

Style	Availability	Example
Basic	Free	Add user authentication support
Conventional Commits	Pro	feat(auth): add OAuth2 integration
Conventional Commits (No Scope)	Pro	feat: add OAuth2 integration
Angular	Pro	feat(core): add dependency injection support
Ember.js	Pro	[FEATURE] Add user profile management
EmojiGit	Pro	✨ Add real-time chat functionality
Gitmoji	Pro	✨ Add OAuth2 authentication system
Semantic Release	Pro	feat: add user profile management dashboard
Commitizen	Pro	feat(dashboard): add real-time analytics widgets
Karma (Google)	Pro	feat(auth): implement enterprise SSO integration
Linux Kernel	Pro	net: fix use-after-free in TCP socket cleanup
jQuery	Pro	Core: Add ES6 modules support. Fixes #2841

Choose a style with GitMind: Change Commit Message Style or gitmind.commitStyle.style. Free users can see locked styles but must activate Pro before using them.

Emoji Enhancement

Emoji Enhancement is separate from the selected style. Enable gitmind.commitStyle.gitmoji.enabled, then choose summary, body, or both with gitmind.commitStyle.gitmoji.placement.

gitmind.commitStyle.gitmoji.customEmojis is an object mapping commit types to emoji. Example:

{
  "feat": "🚀",
  "fix": "🛠️",
  "docs": "📚"
}

Use one emoji per type and verify that your release tooling accepts Unicode. For strict parsers and automated releases, prefer Conventional Commits or Semantic Release and place emoji after the required type/scope prefix, or disable Emoji Enhancement.