Git - Commit Keyword

commonly used commit types

Commit Type	Description
`🎉 feat`	A new feature or enhancement added to the codebase.
`🔧 fix`	A bug fix.
`🧹 chore`	Routine tasks, maintenance, or other non-functional changes.
`📘 docs`	Documentation updates, such as README, comments, or documentation files.
`✨ style`	Changes related to code formatting, indentation, or style.
`🧹 refactor`	Code changes that neither fix a bug nor add a feature, but improve the structure, efficiency, or readability.
`test`	Adding or modifying tests.
`perf`	Performance improvements or optimizations.
`build`	Changes related to the build process, tools, or dependencies.
`ci`	Changes to Continuous Integration (CI) configuration or scripts.
`revert`	Reverting a previous commit.
`merge`	Merging branches, often automatically generated by version control systems.

Resolved issue causing application crash when validation fails.

🔧 fix(validation): fix null pointer exception in form validation

Clarified the installation steps in the README file.

📘 docs(readme): update installation instructions

Made sure all buttons have consistent padding and spacing.

✨ style(buttons): adjust button spacing for consistency

Reorganized data fetching code to reduce duplication and improve readability.

refactor(api): simplify data fetching logic

Created unit tests to verify the behavior of the login service.

test(user-auth): add unit tests for login service

Refactored database queries to improve API response performance.

perf(api): optimize database queries for faster response times