Prohibit conventional commit format in subjects #298
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Conventional commit formats like 'chore(scripts):', 'feat:', and 'fix(queue):' waste valuable characters from the 50-character subject line limit. These prefixes can consume 10-20 characters, leaving insufficient space for meaningful descriptions. Contributors should write direct, descriptive subjects that maximize the use of available characters for actual content rather than metadata prefixes. Change-Id: I981d66a99a8c17987975b473a7f1a5d8cdcccad8
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Conventional commit formats like 'chore(scripts):', 'feat:', and 'fix(queue):' waste valuable characters from the 50-character subject line limit. These prefixes can consume 10-20 characters, leaving insufficient space for meaningful descriptions.
Contributors should write direct, descriptive subjects that maximize the use of available characters for actual content rather than metadata prefixes.
Change-Id: I981d66a99a8c17987975b473a7f1a5d8cdcccad8