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Alexander2020-01-02 19:19:02
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Alexander, 2020-01-02 19:19:02

Conventional Commits - what does creating a project structure refer to?

Guys who use conventional commits to work with git , tell me please, what does the creation of the project structure refer to? For example, I made a server (an application on fastify), made routes, connected them, but there is no logic in them, so there seems to be no features. Therefore, using feat here is somehow strange or not? On the other hand, refactor / chore is also in doubt.

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mkone112, 2020-01-03
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I could be wrong, but based on my own thoughts and stackoverflow answers, this is a refactor. Operate by elimination. This is clearly not a feature, not a docs, not a chore. In essence, refactor is not really about refactoring, it is generally everything that changes the code, but does not apply to other types of changes.

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